Scenario Flexibility

AVRT Scenario Control

Live Instructor Role-Play, AI-Driven Behaviours, or Both in the Same Scenario

No two training requirements are the same. Some exercises need the unpredictability and nuance of a real person driving the interaction. Others need a consistent, repeatable tactical threat that behaves the same way every time. Most training programmes need both, at different points in the same session.

AVRT doesn’t force a choice between the two. Scenarios can be run entirely by a live instructor, driven entirely by AI, or built as a hybrid that uses both control methods within the same exercise.

Three Ways to Run a Scenario

  1. Live, instructor-controlled role-play. An instructor voices and manages the actions of multiple VR characters in real time, delivering a fully immersive and interactive experience in a genuinely human way. This suits judgement, negotiation and de-escalation training, where a trainee needs to respond to a real person’s tone, pacing and decisions rather than a fixed script.

  2. AI-driven scenario actors. Characters and threats can also be run by tactical AI, with adaptive waypoint and cover behaviour, so the same drill can be repeated consistently for marksmanship, CQB or threat-response training without an instructor needing to manage every actor by hand.

  3. Hybrid scenarios. Live and AI-driven control methods can be combined within a single exercise, an instructor can step in to role-play a key moment while AI drives the surrounding threat, or run a large-scale scenario where some actors are instructor-led and others are not.

AVRT Scenario Flexibility capabilities include:

  • Live, instructor-controlled role-play
  • AI-driven scenario actors with adaptive waypoint and cover behaviour
  • Hybrid scenarios combining both control methods
  • Fully dynamic scenario controls, set up before or adjusted live
  • Highly functional user interface for customising objectives and scenarios
  • Unlimited scenarios, built from the library or created from scratch
  • Consistent, repeatable drills for standardised assessment
  • Real-time adaptation to how trainees are performing
Military Personnel completing virtual reality training simulation
AVRT Judgement and Decision-Making Training

Built to Meet Your Own Standard, Not a Fixed Library

AVRT isn’t a catalogue of pre-scripted scenarios you choose from. Scenarios are built and delivered by instructors to meet whatever requirements your organisation actually trains against, whether that’s the National Decision Model, another decision-making framework, or an internal curriculum specific to your organisation.

That flexibility means training content doesn’t need to wait on a vendor to script a new scenario. An instructor can build, adjust and deliver a scenario to reflect exactly the standard being assessed.

Why Flexibility Matters for Training Outcomes

A fixed scenario library is easy to demo but hard to keep relevant. Threats, procedures and standards change, and a library that isn’t built around your organisation’s own requirements will always be a step removed from what you actually need to train.

AVRT’s approach means:

  • Scenarios can be adapted as procedures, threats or standards change
  • Instructors control pacing and difficulty in real time, not just at setup
  • The same exercise can be run identically for fair assessment, or varied deliberately for repeat trainees
  • Training content isn’t limited to whatever a scenario library happens to include

Applications for Scenario Flexibility

This flexibility supports training across both military and law enforcement requirements, including:

  • Judgement and decision-making training
  • De-escalation and negotiation scenarios
  • Marksmanship and CQB drills
  • Counter-UAS response training
  • Multi-actor, multi-agency exercises
  • Formative and summative assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Scenario actors can be driven entirely by AI, with adaptive tactical behaviour, for consistent, repeatable drills.

Yes. Instructors can voice and control scenario actors directly for a fully interactive, human-led experience, and can combine this with AI-driven actors in the same scenario.

No. Scenarios can be built and adjusted by instructors to meet your organisation’s own training requirements, rather than being limited to a pre-scripted library.

Yes. Instructors can build scenarios to meet the requirements of the National Decision Model or other decision-making frameworks your organisation trains against.

 

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