Matrix

The training shouldn’t conform. The simulator should adapt.

Instead of bringing officers into a traditional simulator, Matrix places characters that interact like live role players throughout actual buildings – without projectors, headsets, or glasses.

don’t simulate the building. Train in it.

steve kelley • law enforcement specialist • 407-205-7884 • [email protected]

Matrix

The training shouldn’t conform. The simulator should adapt.

Instead of bringing officers into a traditional simulator, Matrix places characters that interact like live role players throughout actual buildings – without projectors, headsets, or glasses.

don’t simulate the building. Train in it.

— Steve Kelley —
Law Enforcement Specialist
407-205-7884 • [email protected]

want to be one of the first to Experience Matrix?

We’re bringing Matrix to IACP 2026 before it’s available anywhere else — add your email and we’ll make sure you’re one of the first through the door.

WHEN MOVEMENT MATTERS, TRAINING MUST ALLOW IT.

real environments. real movement. real response.

Matrix running inside a church sanctuary, with interactive armed-threat characters and a hiding child bystander displayed on screens among the pews for church security training

WHEN MOVEMENT MATTERS, TRAINING MUST ALLOW IT.

real environments. real movement. real response.

Matrix running inside a church sanctuary, with interactive armed-threat characters and a hiding child bystander displayed on screens among the pews for church security training

the trainer trains.
The system runs the encounter.

focus on the officers – not the controls

no need to operate the scenario while teaching it.

Just select the scenario and hit start. Matrix autonomously handles the encounter from there. Focus on what matters – observing, evaluating, and coaching.

Automatic Calibration

No Dedicated Operator

No Manual Branching

Trainer watching as two officers respond to a Matrix scenario in a commercial building, with interactive screens showing a frightened bystander and a person with raised hands

the trainer trains.
The system runs the encounter.

focus on the officers – not the controls

Trainer watching as two officers respond to a Matrix scenario in a commercial building, with interactive screens showing a frightened bystander and a person with raised hands

no need to operate the scenario while teaching it.

Just select the scenario and hit start. Matrix autonomously handles the encounter from there. Focus on what matters – observing, evaluating, and coaching.

Automatic Calibration

No Dedicated Operator

No Manual Branching

NO SCRIPTED BRANCHES. NATURAL HUMAN RESPONSES.

Matrix sees you. Hears you. Responds to you.

Two police officers respond inside a home, one extending OC spray and one aiming a pistol from behind a doorway, with Matrix by Decision Tactical overlays tracking each officer's exposure percentage, distance to subject, tool in hand, and a flagging alert.

matrix hears the person–not simply trigger words.

Tone, delivery, and context shape the response.

every move you make carries weight.

Distance, cover, exposure, and weapon handling, can change, the encounter in an instant.

change the person. keep the behavior and communication the same.

Keeping every other factor consistent, the exercise helps uncover how perception and unconscious bias may influence judgment, communication, and response.

the training logic stays consistent. the human response stays dynamic.

Matrix responds to the entire encounter–character dialogue, intent and actions evolve based on the trainee’s communication and physical behavior.

different characters. different rooms. one connected incident.

every interaction can shape the next

CONTEXT CARRIES FORWARD

Matrix characters form one interconnected, real-world training scenario rather than a series of isolated interactions or different paths to the same ending.

Relevant actions and information can carry forward, so what happens in one location can change what happens next elsewhere.

Two police officers aim handguns from a doorway in an office building hallway as Matrix by Decision Tactical displays life-size subjects on portable screens, one raising his hand while holding a pistol and another holding a weapon in a room down the hall, with rolling equipment cases nearby.

different characters. different rooms.
one connected incident.

Two police officers aim handguns from a doorway in an office building hallway as Matrix by Decision Tactical displays life-size subjects on portable screens, one raising his hand while holding a pistol and another holding a weapon in a room down the hall, with rolling equipment cases nearby.

CONTEXT CARRIES FORWARD

every interaction can shape the next

Matrix characters form one interconnected, real-world training scenario rather than a series of isolated interactions or different paths to the same ending. Relevant actions and information can carry forward, so what happens in one location can change what happens next elsewhere.

the whole team. at the same time.

every trainee. every weapon. every action.

Matrix scales training to the full team without losing the individual. Up to 60 trainees and 250 identifiable training weapons can be used in a single exercise, with individual event attribution maintained across a team.

simultaneous team participation

individually identifiable training

individual event attribution

Communication and Coordination Under Pressure

Scale the exercise. Keep the individual.

the whole team. at the same time.

every trainee. every weapon. every action.

Matrix scales training to the full team without losing the individual. Up to 60 trainees and 250 identifiable training weapons can be used in a single exercise, with individual event attribution maintained across a team.

Scale the exercise. Keep the individual.

reconstruct the encounter. not just the shots.

see the encounter from both sides. see what changed the outcome.

Instructor points at a Matrix screen to review an officer's approach down a hallway with the trainee, while a synced character-view window below shows how the subject saw the same moment.

Because the shot isn’t the whole story.

Matrix after-action review (AAR) reconstructs the encounter from both sides, revealing the words, movement, exposure and decisions that changed the outcome.

synchronized trainee & character video & audio

character point-of-view review

threat-exposure analysis

weapon-specific shot markers

muzzle-discipline markers

communication and tonality review

behavioral cause-and-effect

Command Tablet

Matrix Command Tablet by Decision Tactical showing the After Action Review screen, with time-stamped events for each connected Matrix Node, including de-escalation, threatening distance, flagging, OC spray discharge, exposure risk and shot placement.

The command tablet indexes key events by time.

Matrix Node

Freestanding Matrix Node screen on wheels by Decision Tactical playing back synchronized review footage: the trainee aiming down a hallway on top and the character's point of view below.

The Nodes jump to that point for synchronized review.

see what the character saw. see what the trainee did. see how each changed the other.

reconstruct the encounter.
not just the shots.

see the encounter from both sides. see what changed the outcome.

Instructor points at a Matrix screen to review an officer's approach down a hallway with the trainee, while a synced character-view window below shows how the subject saw the same moment.

Because the shot isn’t the whole story.

Matrix after-action review (AAR) reconstructs the encounter from both sides, revealing the words, movement, exposure and decisions that changed the outcome.

Command Tablet

Matrix Command Tablet by Decision Tactical showing the After Action Review screen, with time-stamped events for each connected Matrix Node, including de-escalation, threatening distance, flagging, OC spray discharge, exposure risk and shot placement.

The command tablet indexes key events by time.

Matrix Node

Freestanding Matrix Node screen on wheels by Decision Tactical playing back synchronized review footage: the trainee aiming down a hallway on top and the character's point of view below.

The Nodes jump to that point for synchronized review.

see what the character saw. see what the trainee did. see how each changed the other.

a deployable
training platform

Mobile. Modular. Ready where training happens.

The standard mobile package transports, stores, and supports the system. Once on site, Matrix Nodes move into the actual training environment.

01 ARRIVE

Train in any indoor environment.

02 DEPLOY

Deploy separately or combine for a wider screen.

03 TRAIN

Range Skills and Run Scenarios.

a deployable
training platform

Mobile. Modular. Ready where training happens.

The standard mobile package transports, stores, and supports the system. Once on site, Matrix Nodes move into the actual training environment.

01 ARRIVE

Train in any indoor environment.

02 DEPLOY

Deploy separately or combine for a wider screen.

03 TRAIN

Range Skills and Run Scenarios.

see the matrix in action

schedule a live demo. we’ll bring the matrix to you.

Spend less time chasing funding and more time building better officers.

Because nobody joined law enforcement for the grant applications. Let US do the heavy lifting.

steve Kelley | law enforcement specialist

real environments. real movement. real response.

see the matrix in action

schedule a live demo.
we’ll bring the matrix to you.

Spend less time chasing funding and more time building better officers.

Because nobody joined law enforcement for the grant applications. Let US do the heavy lifting.

steve Kelley | law enforcement specialist

real environments.
real movement.
real response.

Book Now