Decision Tactical Champions a New Era of Law Enforcement Training at IACP 2026

Decision Tactical announced the introduction of its modular, adaptive training system, Matrix, to law enforcement professionals during the 2026 International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference and Exposition (IACP) in Orlando, which took place from October 24-27, offering attendees an early look at technology designed to move simulation training beyond a dedicated simulator room. Matrix places responsive digital characters throughout actual buildings, allowing officers to move through real environments without headsets, glasses, or projectors.

The preview quickly moved beyond product demonstrations. Decision Tactical began developing strategic relationships with distributors, live-range manufacturers, shoot-house manufacturers and other companies serving the law-enforcement training industry, returning from IACP with new industry partnerships and growing interest in Matrix. Discussions regarding additional partnerships and distribution are now underway. 

Decision Tactical has filed numerous patents regarding Matrix and clarified that law enforcement agencies interested in purchasing it can use forfeiture funds to do so.

“We went into IACP wanting experienced law-enforcement professionals to get their hands on Matrix and tell us what they thought,” said Remo Eyal, co-founder and CEO of Decision Tactical. “The response went well beyond what we anticipated. Agencies were immediately asking how they could bring the system into their own training programs, while industry partners were looking at how Matrix could fit alongside the infrastructure and training solutions they already provide.”

Matrix was built around the principle that a simulator should adapt to the training rather than requiring training to conform to a fixed simulation environment. Its modular design allows agencies to deploy the system inside existing facilities, including training structures and buildings officers may be called upon to protect. 

According to Decision Tactical’s leadership, larger agencies that expressed interest in Matrix are evaluating the system through existing budget and other funding options, while some smaller agencies have begun discussing shared grant applications. The mobile Matrix trailer offers another option by allowing multiple agencies to share the system and move it between departments, rather than requiring each agency to maintain its own dedicated installation. 

Decision Tactical is an immersive training and decision-readiness company based in Sanford, Florida. Its 43,000-square-foot facility uses realistic environments and scenario-based training to help law-enforcement and public-safety professionals strengthen judgment, communication, movement and decision-making under pressure.

Decision Tactical also develops Matrix, a modular law-enforcement simulation platform designed to bring responsive scenario training into real-world environments. The company approaches training around the principle that the simulator should adapt to the training rather than requiring the training to adapt to the simulator.