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Most de-escalation training happens on a screen. ADRT stands in the room.

A human-like robotic trainer with voice interaction, physical tracking, and scenario-driven behavior, giving officers repeatable, measurable practice against a subject that talks back.

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Autonomous De-escalation Robotic Trainer

Most de-escalation training happens on a screen: a pre-programmed video with a branching menu, no real conversation, and no consequence for getting it wrong. ADRT is a human-like robotic trainer that stands in the room instead, giving officers repeatable, measurable practice against a subject that actually talks back.

See ADRT in Action

A trainee steps into the room, and the robot talks back, tracks their movement, and reacts to how the conversation actually goes. This is de-escalation training without a script.

Filmed during an actual training session, not a staged demo. This is the baseline interaction every ADRT session runs on.

What ADRT Does

Screens can't hold a conversation. Live actors can't scale, and they're never quite consistent from one session to the next. ADRT is built to close both gaps at once.

Voice interaction lets the trainee actually talk to the subject, the one part of de-escalation a video can't replicate

Physical tracking reads body language and movement in real time, not a scripted camera angle

Scenario-driven behavior means the robot reacts to what the trainee does, not a fixed branching menu

Sensors capture dialogue, body language, and physical movement together, so the debrief covers the whole interaction, not just the outcome

Built on artificial intelligence and machine learning trained on known behavioral patterns from real incidents

Scenarios update as the needs of law enforcement and the community change, so the training stays current

A Screen Can Only Play Back. ADRT Talks Back.

Branching video is the industry standard everywhere else: pick a path, watch a clip, hope the trainee clicked the right option. That's still just a menu. ADRT skips it entirely. The trainee has an actual conversation, and the robot's response depends on what they say and do in the moment, not which button they pressed.

Built on Real AI/ML, Not a Script

ADRT's behavior runs on the same AI/ML practice behind everything else SimIS fields, trained on known behavioral patterns from real incidents, not a fixed decision tree. See how SimIS builds AI/ML for more on the practice behind it.

ADRT is one of several platforms in our Autonomous Solutions practice.

Full specifications and integration details are in the brochure below, built for training officers and program managers who need the numbers before they need the demo.

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