Accelerate

• ACCELERATE AXON AI DEMS

  AI Insights for Cold Case Investigations: A Hands-On Workshop

  Deep Freeze is Axon’s next-generation AI assistant built directly into Axon Evidence to help investigators surface insights from complex digital evidence. In this hands-on workshop, explore an adjudicated case using the Deep Freeze prototype to analyze transcripts, reports and recordings, uncover key statements and contradictions and generate new investigative leads. This session gives attendees a practical view of how AI can enhance judgment, improve efficiency and increase case solvability while maintaining evidentiary integrity. Participants will test real workflows, provide usability feedback and help shape the evolution of Axon’s AI-driven investigative ecosystem.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Connecting the Dots: Tackling Retail Crime with the Retail Crime Hub

  Retail theft has evolved — and law enforcement needs smarter, faster ways to respond to this growing challenge. In this session, learn how the Retail Crime Hub powered by Auror integrates with Axon Evidence to provide real-time intelligence, shared data and actionable insights for retailers and investigators. Attendees will explore how this collaborative platform transforms fragmented retail crime data into cohesive investigative leads that accelerate case resolution while helping protect communities, recover assets and strengthen partnerships between retailers and law enforcement agencies.

• ACCELERATE ECOSYSTEM

  From City Hall to the Community: The Politics of Modern Policing

  Modern police leaders must navigate a complex web of local politics, shifting public expectations and evolving community partnerships — all while maintaining operational effectiveness and officer morale. In this candid discussion moderated by Cornelia Sigworth, former and active police chiefs explore how political dynamics shape policing, share strategies for building and sustaining trust with elected officials and community stakeholders, and discuss what it takes to lead through controversy, technology change and public scrutiny.

• ACCELERATE ECOSYSTEM

  From Strategy to Funding: Building Sustainable Technology Investments

  What tools do agencies need to build a sustainable resource strategy? In this session, explore practical approaches to supporting technology investments — from assessing organizational needs to planning and prioritizing initiatives. Attendees will gain insight into effective funding methods, including public- and private-sector grant opportunities, and hear from the Axon Government Affairs team about available resources for securing funding and executing successful technology purchases.

• ACCELERATE DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  Force Protection 2.0: Defense Robotics and Modern Rules of Engagement

  How can technology enhance force protection and mission outcomes without replacing human decision-making? In this session, explore how Sky-Hero robotic solutions extend force protection — from perimeter security and interior reconnaissance in bunkers and maritime environments to persistent observation streamed to command nodes. Leaders will discuss how multi-sensor feeds sharpen proportionality and rules-of-engagement decision gates, providing pre-decision visibility that reduces unnecessary exposure. The discussion will also examine how unified control and evidence capture create an auditable, commander-owned record of actions under rules of engagement.

• ACCELERATE ECOSYSTEM

  From Call to Closure: An Immersive Look at the Axon Ecosystem

  How does the Axon Ecosystem really work — from the moment a 911 call comes in to final case closure? In this hands-on, story-driven experience, follow a real-world-style incident as Axon technology supports every step of the public safety response. See how Prepared improves response times on 911 calls, how Axon Fusus and AI insights enable Real-Time Crime Centers to coordinate with patrol officers, and how Axon Air and Axon Vehicle Intelligence support the mission in the field. Attendees will then use Draft One, Axon Evidence, Axon Records and more to trace, share and close the case.

• ACCELERATE RTCC

  Haivision Presents: Inside the Miami Beach PD RTIC

  Go behind the scenes of the Miami Beach Police Department’s Real Time Intelligence Center (RTIC) to explore how a modern RTIC is conceived, designed and brought to reality. In this session, sponsored by Haivision, public safety leaders will gain a practical roadmap they can apply to their own builds or refresh projects while learning how layout, technology integration, visualization systems and operational workflows come together to create a mission-ready environment.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI RECORDS AND STANDARDS

  Maximizing Draft One: Best Practices for Effective Report Writing

  Draft One helps officers spend less time writing reports and more time serving their communities. In this session, learn proven field techniques and best practices to get the most out of Draft One at your organization. Explore how narration habits, post-incident updates, and proper configuration can dramatically improve draft accuracy and save officers hours of work each week. Hear from product experts on transparency safeguards, human review requirements, and training approaches designed to ensure responsible use of this AI-powered technology.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI RECORDS AND STANDARDS

  Modernizing RMS with Axon Records

  Most RMS systems were designed decades ago to digitize paperwork, and are not equipped to meet the demands of modern policing. In this session, learn how Axon Records redefines what an RMS can do thanks to an AI-powered platform that connects reports, evidence and case data. Explore how Axon Records simplifies reporting, speeds up investigations and empowers officers to operate with greater transparency and confidence.

• ACCELERATE COMMUNITY SHIELD

  Creating Safer Communities Through Citywide Real-Time Operations

  "As agencies expand real-time operations across their cities, the focus shifts to how teams coordinate, share visibility, and operate together during live incidents and large-scale events. This session brings together agency leaders who are running citywide response models that connect police, fire, and emergency management around a shared operational picture.

  Attendees will hear how these agencies are bringing together capabilities like RTCCs, DFR, ALPR, airspace awareness, and connected infrastructure to support coordinated response across departments. The discussion centers on leadership perspective, decision-making at scale, and what it takes to operate a modern, technology-enabled public safety organization during both day-to-day incidents and major events."

• ACCELERATE DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  The Truth About DFR: What Worked, What Didn’t, and What We’d Do Differently

  Building a DFR program can come with unexpected challenges and hurdles. In this session, hear from experienced DFR leaders about the operational realities behind building and evolving a modern aviation program, and what worked—and didn’t work—for their agencies. Learn how to make infrastructure decisions, close policy and training gaps, address staffing surprises and use new technology to scale your DFR program.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI CONNECTED DEVICES

  I Didn’t Know My Body-Worn Camera Could Do That: The Connected Camera Experience

  Axon Body 4 is more than a camera—it’s a connected partner in the field. Back by popular demand, this interactive session will cover new and emerging features in Axon body-worn cameras. Learn how Axon Assistant puts the power of AI right on officers' vests to create new levels of awareness and support, and understand how Axon Body 4 cameras work with Axon Fusus and DFR programs to improve response times and enhance officer safety.

• ACCELERATE RTCC PREPARED

  RTCC Operations Lab: Hands-On Incident Response with Axon Fusus

  "How can RTCC teams best gather and act on intelligence during active events? In this interactive session, work through a series of scenario-based RTCC exercises inspired by real events—directly within the Axon Fusus platform. Follow multiple incidents from the first 911 alert using core Fusus capabilities such as camera activation, search tools and drone support.

  This experience is designed for both new and advanced users seeking workflows to strengthen real-time operations."

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Advanced Case Sharing: Policies, Workflows and What’s Next

  As agencies transition to the next generation of evidence collaboration, understanding how Advanced Case Sharing works in practice is critical. In this session, take an in-depth look at how law enforcement workflows come to life in Axon Evidence’s new sharing model — from policy setup to automated synchronization and case handoff. Attendees will walk through key sharing policies that eliminate manual errors while enforcing compliance and security. The session will also cover the deprecation of the legacy model and what agencies should expect during migration.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Axon App Power Users: Advanced Tips and Hidden Gems

  Think you know the Axon App? Think again. In this 20-minute interactive focus session, dive into advanced features and hidden efficiencies that even seasoned users may have missed. From AI-powered transcription to smart metadata tagging, location insights and seamless device interoperability, attendees will uncover how to get more value out of every capture and explore real-world performance analytics demonstrating how agencies have boosted upload speeds and reduced manual entry.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Redaction in Action: A Hands-on Workshop

  Redaction doesn’t have to be tedious. In this interactive session, follow along as an Axon expert demonstrates how to efficiently redact evidence using Redaction Studio in Axon Evidence. Attendees will learn step-by-step workflows that leverage AI assistants to detect and mask objects and audio, as well as batch redact multiple videos — all while maintaining evidentiary integrity.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  From Scene to Screen: Mobile Evidence Capture in Action

  Experience the full journey of digital evidence in the Axon App. Capture and View are coming together in a single mobile experience. Officers can capture photos, video, and audio on their phone and connect directly to their body worn camera to review recordings, use live view, manage camera settings, and tag evidence.

  During a simulated incident, participants will capture, tag, and securely upload photos and video, connect to their body worn camera to review and tag recordings, and see reliable online and offline workflows in action. Bring your own device to try the experience firsthand.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Mastering the Evidence Lifecycle: A Hands-On Workshop for Law Enforcement

  Every case tells a story, and how you manage evidence determines how clearly that story is understood. In this hands-on workshop, participants will work through a simulated case using real Axon tools to build clear, organized and legally sound case files that preserve integrity, accelerate timelines and improve outcomes. Attendees will practice how to tag, organize, prioritize and share digital evidence from the first moments of an incident through final handoff to prosecutors.

• ACCELERATE CONNECTED DEVICES

  LVT Presents: The Future of Rapid Intelligence

  Technology and the introduction of AI is changing the field of policing and public safety. Officers are benefitting from enhanced situational awareness and greater access to insights to help make their communities safer and keep officers out of harm’s way. Join LVT founder and CEO Ryan Porter and President Chris Beckstead as they demonstrate how AI is moving beyond simple detection to also support active deterrence, faster investigations, and more. They also give you an inside look at LVT’s approach to intelligent site management, going beyond traditional surveillance and security to create a custom-tailored approach that best fits your agency and community.

• ACCELERATE ECOSYSTEM

  Moments That Mattered: Conversations with Law Enforcement Legends

  Across the world, respected law enforcement leaders have helped shape their agencies and communities in lasting ways. In this interactive session, hear from several Axon Ambassadors as they share insights from their careers and answer questions in an informal, open discussion environment.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI RTCC

  TOP SECRET: The Latest Innovation at Axon

  Join this session to learn about one of our newest solutions that we'll be announcing at Axon Week. We'd tell you more about this session if we could, but it is TOP SECRET.

• ACCELERATE TASER

  A New Era for TASER Technology

  Every advancement in TASER technology moves us closer to a world where officers can resolve more threats without resorting to lethal force. In this session, engage with Axon’s product and engineering teams to explore the latest innovations in TASER technology, including the Apollo Duty Cartridge. Attendees will examine data insights and training needs while considering how design and performance improvements are expanding less-lethal capability and shaping future use cases.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI VEHICLE INTELLIGENCE

  Extending Real-Time Awareness: Outpost, Lightpost and the Power of Connected Infrastructure

  Agencies are expanding visibility beyond the patrol car. In this session, learn how Axon Outpost and Axon Lightpost are helping departments improve awareness, accelerate investigations and build community trust. Attendees will hear from early adopters who have used Outpost, Lightpost and ALPR capabilities to close blind spots, identify vehicles of interest faster and strengthen transparency through responsible data use.

• ACCELERATE DRONES & ROBOTICS

  Scaling Drone Autonomy: Multi-Drone Operations and the Next Frontier of Airspace Management

  DFR programs are moving beyond single-drone operations toward scalable, autonomous coverage. In this session, explore how agencies are deploying multiple drones per pilot, defining custom flight grids and coordinating airspace with tools like Axon Fusus and airspace awareness systems. Attendees will gain a practical understanding of waiver pathways, including how agencies are securing multi-drone and advanced-flight approvals, and hear how automation models are enabling continuous, shared coverage across citywide deployments.

• ACCELERATE DRONES & ROBOTICS RTCC

  Inside the Call: How Robotics Increase Safety During Everyday Patrol Responses

  How are patrol officers using robotics to gain visibility during everyday calls for service? In this session, explore how Sky-Hero robotic solutions help patrol assess interior spaces and reduce blind entry before making entry. Attendees will learn how the Skydio R10 adds aerial visibility and extends situational awareness during evolving calls and see how Sky-Hero tools stream into Axon Fusus to support shared understanding and informed decision-making.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Integrity is Everything: Best Practices for Evidence Review and Storage

  Maintaining file integrity and security is complex when uploading, storing and reviewing proprietary or third-party data. In this panel discussion, explore how agencies are using Axon Evidence to safely manage digital evidence while maintaining compliance, efficiency and transparency. Panelists will share real-world workflows that streamline collaboration without compromising chain of custody. Attendees will leave with practical takeaways for optimizing their agency’s evidence management strategy and reinforcing confidence in the integrity of every file.

• ACCELERATE DEMS RTCC RECORDS & STANDARDS

  One Connection, Endless Impact: Integrating Existing Systems with Axon

  Today’s agencies don’t have time to manage disconnected systems. In this session, see how law enforcement agencies are simplifying operations without rebuilding their tech stack. Attendees will learn how departments can integrate records, CAD and DEMS systems, along with case management tools and more, using Axon Nexus and Axon’s self-service integration capabilities. Real-world examples will show how a single connection can support multiple workflows, reduce IT burden and improve outcomes across investigations, evidence management and officer performance.

• ACCELERATE RECORDS & STANDARDS

  For the Record: Best Practices for Migrating to Axon Records

  Change isn’t easy—especially when it comes to transforming decades-old reporting systems. In this customer-led panel, hear from newly onboarded agencies as they share why they made the switch to Axon Records, how they managed change and what it took to bring their teams on board. Attendees will learn directly from peers navigating modernization, culture shifts and training strategies while laying the foundation for long-term success with Axon Records.

• ACCELERATE

  Ericsson presents: A Roadmap to Reliable and Resilient Connectivity

  Choosing the right public safety network can be complex, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. In this session, hear from Ericsson experts (formerly known as Cradlepoint) as they explain a clear decision framework that aligns your agency’s mission requirements with the right connectivity solution. Attendees will explore how to address coverage gaps, maintain application sessions during connectivity disruptions, connect to public safety network slices and integrate dual-SIM failover or LEO/Satellite paths for added resilience. Whether your agency’s priority is cost-effective rollout, enhanced resilience or maximum mission-critical uptime, this session will outline practical approaches to building a network architecture that supports your operational needs.

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  Right-Sizing Your Evidence: Balancing Transparency, Trust, and Risk

  Agencies are collecting more digital evidence than ever before — but accumulation alone does not equal accountability. In this candid discussion, chiefs and prosecutors share how they think about retention, deletion, and policy design to protect transparency while managing operational and legal risk. What does responsible stewardship look like in a world of exponential data growth?

• ACCELERATE DEMS

  The Evolution of Axon Evidence: What’s Happened and What’s Next

  The evolution of Axon Evidence has only just begun. In this session, hear directly from the designers and product leaders behind the redesigned experience as they share what has been delivered so far and what’s coming next. Attendees will learn how user feedback shaped the transformation and explore Axon Home, the new centralized hub that brings their most-used tools and tasks front and center for greater efficiency.

• ACCELERATE COMMUNITY SHIELD

  Building Buy-In: Selling the Real-Time Vision to City and Community Leaders

  Real-time operations programs succeed when city leaders and community stakeholders clearly understand their value. In this session, hear from agency executives who have successfully gained political support for RTCC, DFR, airspace awareness and connected infrastructure initiatives. Attendees will learn how to articulate outcomes in plain language, explain multi-agency models that increase reach and reduce cost and communicate funding paths that support event protection, retail crime response, fixed infrastructure and other critical needs. The conversation focuses on how to frame the broader real-time operations vision in a way that resonates with councils, mayors and community groups.

• ACCELERATE DRONES & ROBOTICS

  Prepare for Launch: Building and Scaling DFR as a Modern Aviation Program

  DFR programs are becoming a core part of real-time operations, but agencies need clarity on what it takes to start strong and scale with confidence. In this session, explore the full lifecycle of DFR, from early planning and proof-of-concept to building a professional aviation program that can expand coverage and strengthen community trust. Attendees will learn practical steps for defining mission needs, developing policies and training and maintaining long-term readiness across staffing, safety and compliance. The session also highlights collaboration models in which police, fire, EMS and neighboring jurisdictions share infrastructure and resources to improve ROI and expand operational reach.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI VEHICLE INTELLIGENCE

  Your Data, Your Control: Responsible ALPR Practices for Modern Public Safety

  ALPR helps law enforcement agencies protect their communities, but public trust in this technology depends on how it is designed, governed and explained. In this session, hear from public safety leaders, policy experts and transparency advocates as they examine what responsible ALPR looks like in practice. Attendees will explore how agency-owned data, opt-in sharing, transparent governance and policy-driven retention create a model communities can support with confidence. The discussion will also equip leaders with practical language and frameworks for engaging mayors, councils and community stakeholders on why responsible ALPR can be both effective and aligned with privacy expectations.

• ACCELERATE AXON AI ECOSYSTEM

  What's New? A Look at the Axon AI Era Plan

  The Axon AI Era Plan continues to evolve, enabling agencies to work smarter, move faster and build trust through responsible innovation. In this session, get a first look at the latest additions to the plan, including Form One, Attribute Search and other solutions designed to streamline workflows and unlock greater value from evidence. Attendees will hear from a live customer panel where agencies share how they are using the AI Era Plan today, the outcomes they are seeing and lessons learned since deployment.

TASERCON

• TASERCON TRAINING

  Further Immersion: Advancements in Axon VR Training

  Axon VR helps agencies provide training that is more flexible, realistic and effective. In this session, explore the latest Axon VR capabilities, including multi-player team scenarios and AI-powered verbal skills practice. Learn how agencies are using Axon VR in academy and in-service training settings, and hear what’s next for Axon VR in terms of content development, integration, and support.

• TASERCON TASER RECORDS AND STANDARDS

  Unlocking Insight — Understanding TREND Analytics

  This interactive session dives into TREND, Axon’s analytics platform designed to turn TASER deployment data into meaningful insights. Attendees will explore how TREND helps agencies assess TASER effectiveness, identify training needs, and track performance over time. Through guided examples, participants will practice interpreting reports and linking analytics to actionable decisions. The goal: to understand how real-world TASER data can strengthen training feedback loops and support smarter, safer outcomes.

• TASERCON TASER

  Exploring the TASER Program Dashboard

  This interactive session focuses on the TASER Program Dashboard, which provides real-time visibility into device inventory, deployment activity, and system health. Attendees will learn how to monitor alerts, track usage, and maintain training readiness using the dashboard’s built-in views. Together, we’ll discuss how these tools help agencies stay audit-ready and how future data integrations could further support program oversight and continuous improvement.

• TASERCON OTHER

  A Business Approach to Law Enforcement Staffing

  This interactive presentation explores how law enforcement agencies can adopt proven business strategies to tackle the recruitment and retention challenges facing American policing today. By applying private sector best practices, departments can optimize staffing, align talent with community needs, and drive measurable improvements in performance. Attendees will gain insights into leveraging data, strategic resource management, and continuous evaluation to create sustainable solutions that enhance public safety while maintaining operational efficiency.

• TASERCON RECORDS AND STANDARDS TRAINING

  Use of Force Tracking Program

  Use of Force reports are frequently seen as a time consuming exercise to mitigate liability for the agency. This is because the reports provide precious little feedback that officers can use to improve their training and policies to ensure better outcomes. In this presentation we're going to see how small changes to the form, along with automated data analysis, can turn what was previously a chore into a treasure trove of insights that drive better training. Along the way we'll also see how this focus on officer training sets the path to better manage expensive failure to train lawsuits.

• TASERCON OFFICER WELLNESS

  Protecting our Law Enforcement Officers Will to Win – Will to Live

  Due to the unceasing violence against our police officers and the overwhelming stress of serving in law enforcement today, officer safety remains at the forefront of law enforcement agencies across the nation. As we continue to lose officers to these threats, many in law enforcement are left searching for methods to keep officers safe. “Will to Win-Will to Live” is a discussion outlining resources available from the FBI’s CJIS Division that can help protect officers, so that they can make it home safely at the end of each shift.

• TASERCON OFFICER PERFORMANCE TRAINING

  Adaptive Control – A New Approach to Training, Including Case Studies and Empirical Data from Norway

  This session will provide an interactive preview of Adaptive Control (formerly Electric Combatives), Axon’s new principle-based combatives system built for the realities of modern policing. Rather than relying on rigid techniques, it develops adaptable officers who can manage dynamic threats through movement, decision-making, communication, and the maintenance of a functional “threat barrier.” Grounded in operational experience and empirical evidence, the system integrates close-quarters combatives with TASER energy weapons—including the T10 platform—expanding effective tool use into environments like the clinch. The result is improved control, efficiency, and decision-making under stress, with implications for performance, articulation, and liability reduction.

• TASERCON TRAINING TASER

  A Paradigm Shift in Law Enforcement Training

  This presentation will examine some common law enforcement training myths and how they lead to stagnant training that is poorly retained by officers and often doesn't transfer to the real world. It will layout some simple steps to improve skill acquisition, retention, and transfer in the training environment using evidence-based training design and coaching techniques.

• TASERCON TRAINING

  Beyond Annual Training: How VR Microtraining is Changing Readiness

  This session focuses on how agencies are operationalizing VR training. It is practical and agency-centric, covering process, planning, logistics, outcomes, and peer learnings. The goal is to help agencies move from occasional certification training to ongoing readiness, and attendees leave with concrete, actionable takeaways.

• TASERCON

  The Covenant School Tragedy: The Nashville Mass Shooting Event from the Officer's Perspective

  This presentation will discuss the tragic events on March 27, 2023, when a mass shooting occurred at the Covenant School, a Presbyterian Church in America parochial elementary school in the Green Hills neighborhood of Nashville, Tennessee by a lone gunman, a former student at the school. Attendees will hear from one of the first-on-scene officers who engaged the mass shooter during the active killer event. You will learn about the events leading up to the active killer event, the tense moments on scene trying to locate the active killer, and best practices and lessons learned from the officer's perspective.

• TASERCON TRAINING

  The Future of Axon Training - Panel Discussion

  This session convenes senior leaders defining the next phase of learning at Axon, including Andy Wrenn (VP of Global Training Services), Paul Taylor (PhD), Espen Dahlen-Lervåg (Chief Instructor, Global Training), and Steve Tuttle (Distinguished TASER Fellow). The panel will examine Axon’s shift to an ecological, learner-centered model focused on human performance rather than tool-centric instruction, grounded in research and operational experience. Attendees will gain insight into major initiatives, including Adaptive Control, the redesigned Master Instructor School, and other forward-looking programs. This session outlines the strategy behind Axon’s evolving training philosophy, previews upcoming courses, and provides a roadmap for the future of training worldwide.

  Attendees will gain insight into major new initiatives, including Adaptive Control: Axon’s next-generation combatives program—the redesigned Master Instructor School with its renewed emphasis on instructor development, and additional forward-looking training concepts. Representing the most significant transformation in Axon’s training philosophy to date, this session will outline learning objectives, explain the strategic rationale behind current shifts, preview new courses, and provide a look ahead at planned initiatives shaping the future of Axon Training worldwide."

• TASERCON TASER

  Introduction of TASER 10 to Iceland

  Iceland is considered to be the safest country in the world according to the Global Peace Index, but there has been a significant increase in violent crime since 2020. The Icelandic police is not armed on a daily basis, so implementing the TASER was a necessary step in order to increase both public and officer safety. The former minister of Justice faced both political and public criticism for administrative handling of the rollout, which attracted negative media attention. In this presentation, Iceland PD will talk about their implementation process of TASER 10. We will share valuable insights from how we handled the negativity in the media, public education, and our process for training every single police officer in Iceland within 5 months. In conclusion we will talk about how training and operational procedures have evolved since the first training course in 2024.

• TASERCON OFFICER WELLNESS OFFICER PERFORMANCE

  Paul Butler Presents: Voice of the Attendee Session

  This session creates a direct feedback loop between Axon Week attendees and Axon leadership. In this session, motivational speaker Paul Butler will engage participants in a structured discussion throughout the conference and surface the themes, priorities, concerns, and opportunities that matter most to them. These insights on policing, training, leadershsip, and many more will be synthesized in real time and translated into a clear, attendee-driven narrative that will be presented on the final day of Axon Week, ensuring the event’s closing perspective reflects the collective voice of those in the room rather than a top-down message.

• TASERCON OFFICER PERFORMANCE

  Clarity in Chaos: Leadership Lessons from a Green Beret

  The fundamental responsibility of leadership is to develop more leaders. Leaders motivate and inspire others in order to create change and movement, while managers assert process and structure to accomplish tasks. This interactive presentation will blend proven organizational psychology with best practices gleaned from U.S. Special Operations leaders in both combat and the conference room.

• TASERCON DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  Operational Impact of DFR on Policing

  This class introduces the core concept of Drones as a First Responder and their role in modern policing. Participants will examine how rapid aerial response improves situational awareness, accelerates decision-making, and enhances officer safety across a wide range of incident types. The session emphasizes how DFR shifts response from reactive to informed, allowing officers and supervisors to approach incidents with greater clarity and reduced risk.

• TASERCON TRAINING OFFICER PERFORMANCE

  The Ecological Approach to Law Enforcement Training

  This presentation introduces police instructors to elite-level coaching methods drawn from professional sports, high-performing teams, and advanced military and law enforcement training programs. Participants will learn how to apply these principles within police training environments to build instruction that is adaptable, realistic, and transferable to operational settings. The session explores contemporary, research-informed approaches to training design—addressing not only what to teach, but how and why to structure training that develops decision-making, adaptability, and performance under pressure. It examines how to accurately represent operational environments in training, what elements scenario-based training should include, and what can be adjusted or removed to improve learning and transfer.

• TASERCON TRAINING

  Applying Use of Force Data to Create Training - New Castle Police Department

  This course presents a proven blueprint for building a dedicated use of force analysis program aligned with modern expectations of accountability and performance. Drawing on human performance science, systematic video analysis, and investigative methodology, the course demonstrates how agencies can move beyond outcome-based reviews to more accurately evaluate officer decision-making. This course demonstrates how a robust reporting system, paired with modern technology, can drive timely, relevant training and support more informed officer decision-making. Attendees will learn how to structure a defensible review process that informs training, supports supervision, and strengthens organizational learning, while improving trust, culture, and morale by ensuring officers are evaluated fairly, consistently, and in proper context.

• TASERCON RECORDS AND STANDARDS TRAINING

  T10 in the Real World — What the Data Shows

  TASER 10 represents an important advancement in CEW technology. In this session, Noah Burbank, Director of TASER Data Science, will share insights from the TASER Research Evaluation and Data (TREND) program, the largest standardized, multi-agency database of TASER deployments and de-escalations ever assembled. Drawing on more than 2,000 deployments across 50+ agencies and two years of field data, TREND provides a real-world look at how TASER 10 performs in the field.

  We will compare TASER 10 with legacy platforms, highlight key performance patterns across agencies, and explore how expanded capability is shaping training and operational outcomes. Attendees will leave with practical, evidence-based perspectives to help inform policy, training, and field performance.

• TASERCON OFFICER WELLNESS

  Built for the Shift: Nutrition and Performance Supplementation for the Tactical Professional

  How does nutrition directly affect operational performance, body composition and cognitive control? In this session, hear from Dr. Ben Stone as he explains how macronutrients fuel patrol work and critical incidents, how individuals can reduce body fat without sacrificing performance and why many common diets break down in law-enforcement settings. Attendees will receive a research-driven review of performance supplements and gain practical, immediately applicable strategies to support performance, safety and longevity.

Legal

• LEGAL AXON AI

  Avoiding Burnout with Technology: How Tennessee Reduced Workload with AI

  Across Tennessee, prosecutors and their teams faced mounting caseloads, administrative strain and growing burnout. In this session, hear from Steve Crump, Executive Director of the Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference, as he shares how his office implemented Justice Premier Plus and other AI-driven tools to streamline workflows, automate repetitive tasks and restore valuable time to focus on justice rather than paperwork. Attendees will gain an inside look at the real-world transformation of a statewide system — from early challenges to measurable results — and leave with actionable ideas to reduce burnout, increase efficiency and elevate team morale through smarter technology.

• LEGAL DEMS

  Setting the Standard: How Policy-Driven Sharing Is Transforming Evidence Submission

  The relationship between law enforcement and prosecutors hinges on evidence sharing, but as data volumes grow and workflows evolve, inconsistent practices can introduce inefficiency, confusion and risk. In this forward-looking session, hear from leaders at the 20th Judicial District State Attorney’s Office — including Heather Bernatene, CJIS and Quality Assurance Director, and Leandro Navarro, Information Technology Director — alongside Mike Vela, Deputy District Attorney with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, as they discuss how policy-based evidence sharing is reshaping interagency collaboration. Attendees will explore how tools like Axon’s Advanced Sharing simplify intake, standardize data flow and maintain transparency through built-in audit trails, and gain insight into how early access agencies are using configurable sharing policies to streamline discovery, strengthen relationships and prepare for a more unified digital evidence ecosystem.

• LEGAL DEMS

  Winning Support for Digital Evidence Modernization: A Practical Funding Playbook

  Securing funding for major technology upgrades often hinges on how clearly a solution’s value is communicated. In this session, hear from Marc Bennett, Sedgwick County District Attorney, and Darren Ganir, Cook County CIO, as they share the real-world strategies they used when presenting to county leaders about the urgent need for a modern Digital Evidence Management System. Rather than leading with features, they framed the discussion around operational risk, staff burden, legal exposure and the rising cost of inaction. Attendees will learn how to articulate the true ROI of centralized evidence management, including time savings, reduced duplication, improved security and faster case progression, while aligning requests with broader public safety, fiscal and organizational goals.

• LEGAL AXON AI

  AI Through the Defense Lens: Practical Use in Public Defense

  As AI begins to influence how cases are reviewed, prepared and defended, public defender offices are navigating a critical inflection point. In this panel discussion, hear from leaders of public defense organizations as they share how AI is being thoughtfully applied in real-world defense work. Grounded in lived experience rather than theory, attendees will learn how AI supports tasks such as reviewing large volumes of digital evidence, surfacing key information faster and reducing administrative burden so attorneys can spend more time on client advocacy. The conversation will also address the responsibilities that come with AI adoption, including transparency, bias mitigation and maintaining trust in the justice process.

• LEGAL AXON AI

  Beyond the Hype: Real-World Ethical and Practical Challenges of AI in Law Enforcement

  AI is rapidly becoming part of the prosecutorial toolkit — but its adoption raises complex ethical and practical questions. In this session, hear from Wendy Patrick, Deputy District Attorney for San Diego County, as she examines how AI tools are entering everyday prosecutorial workflows and what that shift means in practice. From safeguarding due process to ensuring transparency in evidence analysis, attendees will learn about the ethical guardrails, practical risks and emerging opportunities AI introduces in modern prosecution. This session cuts through the hype to offer a nuanced, practitioner-led perspective on balancing innovation with integrity in an AI-driven future.

• LEGAL DEMS

  Unifying Case Management and DEMS to Modernize Justice

  Justice agencies are balancing legacy systems with rising caseloads, expanding digital evidence and increasing expectations for speed, transparency and collaboration. In this session, the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office shares how it approached case management modernization through a best-practice lens focused on outcomes rather than individual platforms. Attendees will hear how Philadelphia evaluated its operational needs, aligned case management with digital evidence workflows and coordinated across internal teams and external partners to support long-term success. The discussion will also highlight practical considerations for scaling, integration and adoption in today’s evolving justice environment.

• LEGAL AXON AI

  Brief One: Advancing Evidence Review with Intelligent Workflow Tools

  Brief One is introducing new functionality designed to make evidence review faster, clearer and more intuitive for attorneys. In this session, hear from Justin Dilley, Senior Director of Product Management at Axon, as he shares how the upgraded experience supports better analysis, smoother collaboration and more efficient case handling across the justice process. Attendees will learn how AI helps cut through large volumes of digital material, surface what matters most and reduce the manual steps that slow case preparation.

• LEGAL DEMS

  New Disclosure Laws and What They Mean for Evidence Management

  As states introduce stricter and more structured disclosure requirements, District Attorney and Public Defender offices are rethinking how they track, share and document every element of discovery. In this roundtable discussion, hear from Jonathan Eisenrich, Digital Forensics Analyst, and Brian Baker, First Assistant District Attorney with the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office, as they break down how recent law changes are reshaping operational workflows and why reliable disclosure logs are now essential for compliance. Attendees will learn how evolving standards in states like NY, MA and TX are increasing the need for transparent evidence tracking, automated audit trails and consistent interagency communication, and how prosecutors and public defenders can reduce risk while meeting heightened expectations for accuracy and timeliness.

• LEGAL DEMS

  What’s Next for Cell-Phone Evidence: A Fireside Chat on Smarter Extraction Workflows

  Cell-phone extractions contain some of the most valuable and complex evidence in modern cases. In this fireside chat, Justin Dilley, Senior Product Director at Axon, joins Jan Barbeau, Principal Business Analyst with the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office and Peter Pon, Chief Data Officer at the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, to discuss the challenges attorney and investigator teams face when handling large, technical UDFR files and organizing device data. Attendees will gain insight into Axon’s vision for a unified extraction reader that brings phone-extraction data directly into Axon Justice and leave with a practical view of today’s pain points and a clearer look at a future where mobile evidence is easier to review, securely stored and seamlessly incorporated into the broader digital evidence ecosystem.

• LEGAL TASER

  TASER Evidence on Trial: A Christopher Schurr Case Study

  How did legal strategy, forensic analysis and TASER energy weapon evidence shape the Christopher Schurr case from investigation through trial? In this session, led by Schurr’s defense counsel and an Axon Forensics manager, attendees will examine the defense approach through a detailed case study. The presentation breaks down key factual disputes, evidentiary challenges and the technical analysis used to reconstruct critical moments. Attendees will see how TASER data, video evidence and expert interpretation can influence charging decisions, trial narratives and courtroom outcomes.

• LEGAL AXON AI

  Inside AI Risk and Responsibility: Understanding AI Draft One Data Privacy and Policy

  Deploying AI-enabled tools like Draft One responsibly requires a clear understanding of the privacy, data-handling and policy considerations involved. In this panel session, hear from an experienced customer agency, Draft One’s principal product manager and privacy-focused legal counsel as they explain what attorneys, legal advisors and law enforcement leaders need to know before adopting AI in investigative or administrative work. Using Draft One as a real-world example, the panel will clarify how the tool processes information, the safeguards built into its design and how agencies can craft policies that are both effective and defensible for AI-enabled tools.

• LEGAL CONNECTED DEVICES

  ALPR Governance That Works: Effective, Responsible and Transparent Use

  Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) delivers significant investigative value—but it also raises critical questions about privacy, data governance, and policy design. This session brings together privacy-focused legal counsel and a member of Axon’s government affairs team to unpack how these considerations shape real-world deployments. Through concrete examples, the panel will clarify common misconceptions, break down emerging legislative trends, and outline practical steps for building policies that withstand operational, legal, and public scrutiny.

• LEGAL CUAS DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  Drones, Dedrone and the Law: Rules and Responsibilities for Deployment

  As agencies adopt drones and Dedrone counter-UAS tools, the legal and policy stakes rise quickly. In this session, hear from an experienced customer agency and legal counsel as they clarify the rules around airspace use, privacy, data handling and emerging counter-UAS authorities. Through real-world examples, attendees will learn how to stay compliant while fully leveraging modern air and detection capabilities and leave with practical guidance for reducing risk, strengthening public trust and building policies that support confident deployment in both routine operations and major incidents.

• LEGAL RTCC CONNECTED DEVICES

  Real-Time Video, Real-Time Accountability: Connecting Body-Worn Cameras and Axon Fusus

  BWC and Fusus are reshaping real-time policing. This session—led by an experienced agency and legal counsel—dives into the operational and legal realities of connecting these systems, from live video routing to evidence workflows and privacy safeguards. Learn what works, what to avoid, and how to stay compliant while maximizing capability. Perfect for law enforcement leaders and legal advisors navigating today’s expanding digital evidence ecosystem.

• LEGAL TASER

  The Truth About TASER: The Effects of TASER Energy Weapons on the Human Body

  Just how safe and effective are TASER energy weapons? In this session, hear from two physicians who have extensively studied the cardiac, physiologic and metabolic effects of TASER energy weapons on the human body. Attendees will learn how to evaluate when causation should be questioned in TASER-related cases and gain practical guidance on effectively assessing and addressing causation claims.

• LEGAL TASER

  TASER Use-of-Force: The Current State of the Law

  The Fourth Amendment use-of-force standard governs the circumstances under which a TASER energy weapon can be used and is determined by the law in each jurisdiction. In this session, explore the most significant and recent case law shaping TASER energy weapon use and gain clarity on when officers may be entitled to qualified immunity.

• LEGAL CUAS

  Navigating the Airspace: The Legal Landscape of Drone Detection and Mitigation

  As drones increasingly impact public safety, law enforcement agencies must navigate a complex web of federal statutes that restrict the detection and mitigation of unmanned aircraft. In this session, examine a legal roadmap for agency counsel and prosecutors, detailing the fundamental hurdles created by federal aviation and surveillance laws such as the Wiretap Act and the Aircraft Sabotage Act while highlighting significant shifts now underway. Attendees will explore the implications of recent Presidential Executive Orders, the Domestic C-UAS National Action Plan and the NDAA’s role in paving the way for expanded local authority and learn how to balance immediate operational needs with federal compliance in this rapidly evolving regulatory environment.

• LEGAL DEMS

  Narrative on Trial: Examining Modern Use-of-Force Litigation

  Modern use-of-force cases are increasingly influenced by narrative framing rather than objective analysis. In this session, examine real-world cases to understand how video, policy and police technology are sometimes misapplied in hindsight evaluations — and how restoring context and applying human performance science can materially change legal outcomes.

Enterprise

• ENTERPRISE ABW MINI ECOSYSTEM

  Securing the World’s Largest Healthcare Organizations

  Today’s healthcare systems face immense pressure to maintain safety across sprawling campuses, high-traffic public areas and sensitive environments. In this panel session, hear from leaders at major healthcare organizations as they discuss how they’re using technology to secure physical spaces, support staff safety and manage critical incidents in real time. From video analytics to centralized command and control, attendees will explore how the Axon Ecosystem helps healthcare enterprises scale security operations without sacrificing patient experience.

• ENTERPRISE AXON AI

  Transforming Healthcare Clinical Operations through AI

  AI is transforming how healthcare organizations manage staffing, training and patient interactions. In this fireside chat, hear from clinical operations leaders and AI experts as they discuss how real-time intelligence is improving team readiness, reducing administrative burden and increasing response speed within hospital environments. Attendees will explore how AI-powered solutions like Axon Body Mini and Axon MetaCoach bring automation, insight and performance tracking to the frontline — enabling staff to focus more fully on patient care.

• ENTERPRISE ABW MINI

  Axon Beyond Law Enforcement: Introducing Axon Body Mini and MetaCoach

  In recent years, Axon has expanded beyond law enforcement to bring connected technology to enterprise industries. In this session, explore Axon Body Mini, Axon’s newest wearable, and MetaCoach, an AI-powered soft skills training solution and learn how these tools help protect teams, elevate training and automate insights. A featured enterprise customer will walk attendees through their deployment and share lessons learned from adapting public safety-grade technology to fast-paced, high-risk enterprise environments.

• ENTERPRISE AXON AI ECOSYSTEM

  AI, Video Technology and Privacy in Public Spaces

  As AI-powered video and real-time alerting tools become more common in enterprise settings, organizations must carefully navigate privacy, transparency and public trust. In this session, hear from legal experts, technologists and enterprise leaders as they discuss how to responsibly deploy AI-powered video and related technologies in public-facing environments. Attendees will explore policy frameworks, data governance strategies and how to maintain compliance while leveraging advanced technologies to enhance safety and efficiency.

• ENTERPRISE DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  Securing Critical Infrastructure: A Drone and Counter-Drone Security Demo

  Critical infrastructure — from data centers to power grids — is increasingly targeted by physical and aerial threats. In this hands-on demo, enter into the world of modern drone detection and response and see how Dedrone and Skydio technologies integrate with the larger Axon Ecosystem to deliver next-generation detection and rapid response capabilities. Attendees will explore how drones and counter-drone systems work together to protect assets, monitor perimeters and respond to intrusions in real time.

• ENTERPRISE RTCC ABW MINI ECOSYSTEM

  Combatting Retail Crime through Collaboration

  Retail crime is escalating in both frequency and complexity — impacting safety, inventory and public trust. In this panel discussion, explore how shared intelligence, connected technology and coordinated strategies can combat organized retail theft and everyday loss prevention challenges. Attendees will learn how public and private sector leaders are leveraging real-time alerts, video-sharing platforms and secure communication tools to protect people and property.

Corrections

• CORRECTIONS TASER

  People-First: Utah’s Approach to Corrections and Law Enforcement Staffing

  Staffing remains one of the toughest challenges in corrections, and Utah has taken a people-first approach to addressing it. In this session, hear from Jared Garcia, Executive Director of the Utah Department of Corrections, as he shares the leadership strategies and organizational principles that helped strengthen recruitment and retention across his agency. Attendees will gain practical, adaptable insights for building a resilient workforce — in corrections agencies and beyond.

• CORRECTIONS TASER

  Scaling Success: Implementing a Unified TASER Program Across Ohio Corrections

  Rolling out a TASER 10 program across a complex corrections environment requires coordination, clear communication and a strong focus on staff readiness. In this session, hear from Nathan Harris, Operations Support Center Program Administrator for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC), as he shares how Ohio designed and implemented a consistent, agency-wide approach to TASER 10 deployment and training. Attendees will explore operational considerations for shaping a TASER 10 program in corrections and gain practical insights into building cross-facility alignment, managing logistics at scale, and supporting staff confidence and safety from day one.

  This session is designed for corrections leaders seeking to modernize and unify their energy weapon programs.

• CORRECTIONS DRONES AND ROBOTICS

  Above the Yard: How Montana DOC Uses Autonomous Drones

  Evolving threats and sprawling facility layouts mean corrections teams need new ways to extend visibility and respond quickly. In this session, hear from Spencer Harris, Security Technology Specialist for the Montana Department of Corrections, as he shares how Skydio autonomous drones are shaping the agency’s approach to facility security. Attendees will learn how autonomous launch, livestreaming to Axon Fusus, and incident recording provide faster awareness and support a safer operating environment.

• CORRECTIONS AXON AI

  A Vision for the Future: Advancing Safety in Corrections with AI

  Correctional facilities operate in complex environments where maintaining safety requires constant awareness across people, spaces and activities. In this session, get a sneak peek at Axon’s new AI-powered video solution for corrections. This new tool is designed to work with facilities’ existing cameras to detect critical incidents, such as inmate fights, falls and contraband activity, and help officers respond before these incidents escalate. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how Axon’s AI-powered tools will automate monitoring, reduce blind spots and serve as a reliable force multiplier for understaffed corrections units.

• CORRECTIONS CONNECTED DEVICES CUAS TASER

  Beyond the Walls: Creating Safer Jails for Stronger Communities

  "Correctional environments face unique safety, transparency and operational challenges, and even small incidents can escalate quickly without the right tools in place. This session explores how Axon for Corrections delivers an integrated ecosystem of body-worn cameras, TASER energy weapons, drone detection technology and other tools to strengthen safety for both staff and inmates at corrections facilities. Attendees will learn how enhanced visibility reduces use-of-force incidents, decreases contraband flow and limits complaints and lawsuits through objective evidence. The session will also examine the broader community impact of improved facility safety and operational efficiency.

  This session is designed for corrections professionals looking to modernize facility operations and build safer environments through proven, mission-aligned technology."

• CORRECTIONS

  Axon in Community Corrections Environments: A Delaware Case Study

  Implementing Axon technology in a community corrections environment requires careful attention to policy, training, legal considerations and daily operations. In this session, hear from members of the Delaware Department of Correction as they share the procedural realities and organizational implications of deploying TASER and body-worn camera programs within the Bureau of Community Corrections. Attendees will explore how Delaware assessed equipment and training needs, structured contracts, established instructor programs and rewrote policies to align with state law and Axon best practices, while gaining practical insight into medical considerations, digital evidence management and supervisory oversight.

PSAP 911

• PSAP PREPARED

  Shrinking the Weight of the World: Wellness for Telecommunicators

  Telecommunicators carry a heavy emotional load as they navigate high-stress, rapidly evolving situations. In this session, examine why sustained wellness is essential for a resilient PSAP workforce. Attendees will learn about the pressures facing today’s telecommunicators and receive actionable ideas for strengthening wellness efforts within their own organizations. This session will also highlight how Prepared is helping Anoka County 911 reduce cognitive load, streamline tasks and create space for healthier, more sustainable work.

• PSAP PREPARED

  Voice Agents in Action: Strengthening Non-Emergency Response

  "Voice Agents in Action: Strengthening Non-Emergency Response

  As call volumes rise and staffing remains tight, voice agents are emerging as a powerful tool for keeping 911 lines open. In this panel session, hear from three automated non-emergency triage (ANET) users, including Galt PD in California, as they share how ANET has reshaped their operations. Panelists will discuss real-world impacts such as improved call handling, reduced non-emergency congestion and faster access to the right resources. Attendees will explore broader opportunities for voice agents across public safety and get a sneak peek into the Prepared roadmap."

• PSAP PREPARED

  The Missing Piece: Unlocking 911 Data for True Response Readiness

  Many agencies still rely on legacy 911 architectures that limit the speed, accuracy and completeness of information flowing to first responders. In this panel session, hear from PSAP and public safety leaders as they discuss why critical 911 data has long been the missing piece in building a fully connected, end-to-end incident response model. Speakers will share their experiences with aging systems and explore how modern solutions like Prepared deliver richer context and more reliable data across the response chain. Attendees will gain a clearer picture of what it takes to modernize their 911 environment to improve outcomes.

• PSAP PREPARED

  Intelligence-Driven Public Safety: Reimagining the 911 Data Cycle

  Today’s public safety agencies are managing more data, more complexity and faster expectations than ever before. In this session, examine the modern 911 workflow through the lens of the intelligence community’s six-step intelligence cycle. Attendees will learn how AI-enabled transcription, translation, video intake, automated summaries and advanced query tools are reshaping each phase of that workflow, from collection through evaluation. Real-world examples will demonstrate how these capabilities can help lay the foundation for a true “911 Intelligence Center.”

• PSAP 911 PREPARED

  Inside Prepared: A Dep Dive Into the Assistive AI Platform for 911

  As call volumes rise and incidents grow more complex, PSAPs are being asked to do more with less—without compromising speed, accuracy, or care. This deep-dive session explores how Prepared’s platform uses Assistive AI to augment, not replace, the critical work of 911 professionals. Neal Soni, Prepared co-founder and Justin Henning, Sr. Enablement Specialist and 20+ year PSAP veteran, will walk through the platform’s end-to-end capabilities, showing how AI-powered tools support call takers and dispatchers in real time with faster call processing, clearer situational awareness, and reduced cognitive load. Attendees will see how Assistive AI can help standardize best practices, surface critical information when seconds matter, and move centers closer to the ideal of a “perfect response.” Designed for public safety leaders, this session offers a practical look at how technology can elevate human performance when it matters most.

Federal

• FEDERAL ECOSYSTEM

  Federal Voice of the Customer Forum

  Federal agencies operate in complex, high-stakes environments, and their needs continually shape the evolution of the Axon Ecosystem. In this open discussion session, federal customers and stakeholders will share feedback, surface challenges and highlight mission-critical priorities directly with the Axon team. Axon Federal product and program leaders will be present to listen, respond and engage in transparent dialogue focused on improving user experience, strengthening capability alignment and informing future roadmap decisions.

• FEDERAL OTHER

  Carrying the Badge Forward: Finding Strength After Tragedy

  When U.S. Marshal Tommy Weeks was killed in the line of duty on April 29, 2024, his wife, Kelly Weeks, faced an unimaginable loss. Since that day, Kelly has turned her grief into purpose — sharing her story with law enforcement professionals, academy students and conference audiences across the country. In this session, hear Kelly speak with honesty, humor and heart about Tommy, the moments that shaped her journey after his death and the powerful support she’s received from the law enforcement community. Kelly’s message is one of resilience, service and gratitude and offers a deeply human perspective on the public safety profession.

Global

• GLOBAL AXON AI

  Redesigning Hierarchy: From Organizational Chart to Streamlined Efficiency

  How did Peel Regional Police redesign its hierarchy in Axon Evidence and Axon Performance to create clear workflows and support future feature growth? In this session, explore how the agency partnered with Axon teams, completed an environmental scan across bureaus and built a hierarchy that met operational needs, including consistent reporting, cleaner access controls and long-term stability. Attendees will leave with actionable steps to strengthen product adoption, better organize access and close workflow gaps within their own organizations.

• GLOBAL CONNECTED DEVICES

  Reducing Redaction Backlogs Through Data, Automation and Collaboration

  Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) transformed its body-worn camera redaction workflow through technology, data and cross-agency collaboration. In this session, explore how DRPS used a SharePoint-based case management workflow, direct integration with the Crown Attorney’s office, Axon AI redaction tools and a Power BI performance dashboard to reduce backlogs and disclosure delays. Attendees will learn actionable strategies for modernizing digital evidence workflows, improving compliance with R. v. Jordan timelines and building transparent, collaborative practices between police and justice partners.

• GLOBAL CONNECTED DEVICES OTHER

  Scaling Investigations: APIs, Bulk Downloads and Mapping ALPR Data

  Modern investigations often require rapid access to large volumes of ALPR data across multiple jurisdictions. In this session, learn how to use ALPR search features — soon evolving into Fusus Search — alongside APIs and open-source tools to streamline investigative work. Attendees will explore how to set broad search parameters, automate bulk downloads and transform raw data into actionable intelligence. The discussion will also cover consolidating geolocation data and visualizing ALPR hits through open-source mapping platforms to help investigators spot patterns and prioritize leads.

• GLOBAL AXON AI

  Data-Driven Transformation: Lessons from Toronto Police Service’s Draft One Pilot

  Toronto Police Service (TPS) piloted Draft One to improve frontline report accuracy, reduce administrative workload and support faster operational outcomes. Over one year, the agency completed a comprehensive testing program that included privacy assessments, structured feedback cycles and detailed measurement of impact. In this session, explore how phased adoption, targeted training and officer engagement shaped the TPS rollout, enabling the agency to introduce an AI-powered tool responsibly and capture measurable results across a large organization. Attendees will leave with actionable tips for supporting AI adoption and technology pilots at their agencies.

• Trust, Shared Goals and Consistent Partnership: Showcasing Manitoba’s Digital Justice Breakthrough

  "How did the Manitoba Police Service (MPS) and the Government of Manitoba work together to transform digital evidence management with Justice Premier? In this session, explore how provincial partners, MPS and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police modernized long-standing evidence workflows to strengthen collaboration, reduce administrative burdens and accelerate file movement. Attendees will learn the practical steps Manitoba took to centralize digital evidence, improve prosecutorial access and enhance transparency across agencies.

  This session is designed for prosecutors looking to streamline their own processes."

• GLOBAL RTCC

  Turning Vision Into Practice: Building a Modern Real-Time Operations Center

  Guelph Police Service (GPS) had a clear vision for what it wanted a Real-Time Operations Center (RTOC) to deliver and used that vision as a North Star to guide each step of its Fusus rollout. In this session, hear how GPS navigated regulatory pressure and supported its teams in building a steady path toward a coordinated platform. Attendees will learn how GPS engaged municipalities, school boards and private groups to bring CCTV feeds into a single view that supported community safety and leave with practical steps they can apply to implement a coordinated real-time model within their own organizations.

• GLOBAL CONNECTED DEVICES

  Modernizing With Trust: Calgary Police’s Evolution Into AI-Enabled Policing

  The Calgary Police Service evolved from pioneering Canada’s first deployment of Axon body-worn cameras to leading the way into the era of AI-enabled policing. In this session, explore how the agency progressed from early body-worn camera adoption to modernizing in-car video and, more recently, integrating emerging AI capabilities to support officers, streamline workflows and strengthen public accountability within Canada’s stringent privacy landscape. Attendees will hear about operational challenges, lessons learned and the practical steps the agency has taken to manage complex privacy requirements, shifting court expectations and the realities of digital evidence at scale.