Milipol Daily - 2023 - PREVIEW Edition

PREVIEW 

TUESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2023 

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MILIPOL PARIS 2023 

A NEW ERA 

OF GLOBAL SECURITY 

DISCOVERING CUTTING-EDGE INNOVATIONS 

AND STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS 

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 

SNEAK PEAK 

ANNE 

FRAYSSINET, 

DIRECTOR OF MILIPOL AND 

SECURITY DIVISION EVENTS 

AT COMEXPOSIUM 

UNVEILING 

THE FUTURE 

OF PROTECTION AT 

#08 MILIPOL PARIS 

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CONFERENCE 

PROGRAMME 

All Milipol Paris participants can 

attend the Conference Programme 

for free. All conferences feature 

simultaneous translation. 

Milipol Paris Conference Programme, featuring high level experts, 

will be dedicated to the security of the Olympics Games Paris 24 

TUESDAY 14 NOVEMBER 

Inaugural conference 

14:30 OPENING OF THE CONFERENCES 

Prefect Yann JOUNOT, 

CEO of Civipol and President of Milipol Network 

14:40 - 15:00 KEYNOTE 

Amélie OUDEA-CASTERA, 

French Minister of sports and the Olympic and Paralympic Games 

15:00 - 15h30 KEYNOTE 

Prefect Michel CADOT, 

Interministerial Delegate for the Olympic and Paralympic Games (DIJOP) 

15:30 - 16h00 KEYNOTE 

Prefect Stéphane BOUILLON, 

Secretary General for National Defense and Security (SGDSN) 

WEDNESDAY 15 NOVEMBER 

The Olympic Games continuum (PART 1) 

The Olympic Games continuum (PART 2) 

©Milipol Network / Anne Emmanuelle Thion 

The Olympic Games are part of a geopolitical continuum (Tokyo 2021, Paris 2024, Los Angeles 2028). 

How do we build on the experiences of past events? Are there any invariants? What’s new for the 

Paris Games (opening ceremony on the Seine, for example)? What are the business continuity issues 

during the Olympic Games? What are the challenges, opportunities and possible responses? 

10:00 - 10:30 KEYNOTE 

Ambassador Samuel DUCROQUET, 

Ambassador for Sport, Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE) 

10:30 - 12:00 PANEL DISCUSSION 

Alexandre MORTEAU, Doctor of Political Science, Specialist in the Olympic 

Games and sports institutions 

Sylvain BOUCHET, Historian, Specialist in the Olympic Games, Winner of the Prix 

Coubertin for his thesis on Olympic ceremonies 

Sophie LORENT, Director of International Relations, Paris 2024 

Stéphane LACROIX, Head of European and International Affairs, Gendarmerie 

Nationale 

Chairman: Guillaume FARDE, Affiliate Professor at the School of Public Affairs, 

Sciences Po Paris 

The Olympic Games are also part of an internal/external continuum covering a wide range including 

local, national as well as international aspects. 

What challenges, what opportunities, what possible responses before, during and after the Olympic 

Games? 

14:30 - 15:00 KEYNOTE 

Prefect Thierry MOSIMANN, Security Coordinator for the Paris 2024 Olympic 

Games 


GCA Christophe ABAD, Military Governor of Paris 

Bruno LE RAY, Security Director, Paris 2024 

Olivier METIVET, Director of the Olympic Intelligence Center 

Prefect Laurent NUNEZ, Prefect of Police of Paris 

General Ghislain RETY, Commander of the Groupement d’Intervention de la 

Gendarmerie Nationale (GIGN) 



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MILIPOL DAILY • TUESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2023 3

CONFERENCE 

PROGRAMME 

THURSDAY 16 NOVEMBER 

Olympic Games and security 

technologies (part 1) 

The rise of new technologies is having a significant impact on the planning and implementation of 

security measures and the organization of the Olympic Games. How do security technologies fit into 

the planning of the various players involved (from central to decentralized levels, between national 

and international players, etc.)? What are the challenges, what are the opportunities? 

10:00 - 10:30 KEYNOTE 

Julie MERCIER, Director of Security Companies, Partnerships and Arms (DEPSA) 

INNOVATION 

STAGE 

At the heart of the show, in the startup 

area, the Innovation Stage will be 

hosting talks throughout the show, 

focusing on the latest developments 

in the sector. 

A real concentrate of research 

and innovation. 

Visit the Innovation Stage 

in Pavilion 4 

Click here to discover 

the full program 

INNOVATION STAGE 

PROGRAMME 

SPECIAL FORCES 

DEMONSTRATIONS 

Dive into the secret and fascinating world of 

special operations, where the exceptional 

becomes the norm, courage is a daily virtue, 

and daring is the key to success. 

PROGRAMME 

MILIPOL INNOVATION 

AWARDS CEREMONY 

Milipol Paris hosts during the event the 

Milipol Innovation Awards, a competition 

designed to reward the most innovative 

companies related to the homeland security 

and safety industry. 

MORE DETAILS 


VEA Gilles BOIDEVEZI, Prefect « Maritime Méditerranée » 

Arnaud BOURGUIGNON, Chief of Staff, Air Defense and Air Operations Command 

Lionel LE CLEÏ, Strategic & Operational Advisor to the CEO, VP, Thales Group 

Maître Merav GRIGUER, member of the Paris and Jerusalem Bars, Affiliate 

Professor and Scientific Director of the DPO (Data Protection Officer) Certificate 

at Sciences Po Paris, Co-responsible for the Data Protection and Cybersecurity 

course at the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas within the Master 2 Digital Law 

program 

Laurent PELLEGRIN, Vice President, France, Public Safety & Identity Business 

Unit, IDEMIA 

Hélène BRISSET, Chief Digital Officer, Île de France Mobilités 



Olympic Games and security 

technologies (part 2) 

The floor will be left to companies to illustrate the morning’s remarks with concrete testimonials 

of technologies tested and implemented on the occasion of the 2024 Olympics. 

14:30 - 15:00 KEYNOTE 

Sean TAN, Assistant Chief Executive (Programmes), Home Team Science and 

Technology Agency (HTX), Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore 

15:00 – 16:30 PANEL DISCUSSION 

Vincent STRUBEL, Director, French Information Systems Security Agency 

(ANSSI) 

Daniel LE COGUIC, SVP, Public Defence Sector – Big Data & Security, Eviden 

Pierre-Louis de GUILLEBON, CEO, Orange Events 



FRIDAY 17 NOVEMBER 

The Olympic Games as vectors of 

transformation and legacy 

How will the Games have lastingly transformed the presence and modes of action (anticipation, 

planning, intervention) of players contributing to homeland security (homeland security forces, 

private players, partnerships developed internationally, etc.)? Which technologies are likely to 

endure, and for what purposes? What transformations in everyday life (transport, economy, etc.) 

are linked to homeland security? 

10:00 - 10:30 KEYNOTE 

Christophe DELAYE, Security Advisor, Interministerial Delegation for the 

Olympic and Paralympic Games (DIJOP) 


Elie PATRIGEON, General Manager, French Paralympic and Sports Committee 

(CPSF) 

Aldric LUDESCHER, Chief Security Officier, International Olympic Committee 

Ysens de FRANCE, Doctor of Law, Artificial Intelligence Project Manager, 

Gendarmerie Nationale General Directorate 

Jean-André LASSERRE, Director of Interlud Programme (Innovations 

Territoriales et Logistiques Urbaines Durables) 

Edward ARKWRIGHT, Executive Vice-President, ADP Group 

Anne ARCHAMBAULT, Post Lumière and Relocation Project Manager, 

Department of Performance Assessment, Purchasing, Finance and Real 

Estate (DEPAFI) 

Chairman: Guillaume FARDE, Affiliate Professor at the School of Public 

Affairs, Sciences Po Paris 

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I NEWS I 

“The direction of history is towards ever greater use 

of machines and robots, while retaining control over 

the process of replacing man with machine.” 

As the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games approach and digital transformation 

takes centre stage, Professor Guillaume Farde, affiliate Professor for the École 

d’affaires publiques at Sciences Po Paris, discusses the challenges and future of 

the homeland security sector 

Milipol Paris Daily spoke with the expert in an exclusive 

interview ahead of Milipol Paris 2023. 

You will be moderating several round 

tables at Milipol Paris this year. Can 

you give us an overview of the main 

topics that will be discussed? 

Yes, of course, the Paris Olympic and 

Paralympic Games will be at the heart 

of the discussions with less than nine 

months to go. This theme will provide 

an opportunity to address the issues 

of public-private continuum, industry 

and digital technology, both in France 

and on a European scale. The panel of 

speakers will be a mix of practitioners 

and researchers, which should make 

for rich conversations and lively 

debates! 

What are the main challenges 

currently facing the homeland 

security sector? 

The challenges are twofold: there are 

the threats and there are the changes 

that these threats are bringing about. 

As far as threats are concerned, the 

terrorist threat has never diminished in 

intensity, but the return of the deadly 

attacks in Arras and Brussels means 

that protection and surveillance 

measures need to be stepped up. On 

another note, political radicalism is 

one of the threats that is escalating, 

forcing both companies and public 

authorities to take measures to counter 

the threats inherent in violent activism. 

As for the changes, these are mainly 

due to the digital transformation and 

the use of new technologies. 

What are your predictions for the 

future of the homeland security 

sector? 

This sector is set to become even 

more digital. Traditional technical 

security systems (video protection, 

access control, etc.) are becoming 

more complex and interconnected, 

which raises the stakes in terms 

of system reliability and cyber 

security. 

The direction of history is towards 

ever greater use of machines and 

robots, while retaining control over 

the process of replacing man with 

machine. Today we are debating the 

deployment of artificial intelligence, 

tomorrow we will be debating the 

rules of use and even how it should 

be regulated. 

Why is Milipol Paris such an 

important event for the sector? 

Milipol Paris is the benchmark 

exhibition for the security industry. 

Security, whether public or private, 

is a community and, as such, the 

sector of activity associated with it is 

characterised by its affinity. And when 

the community/affinity dimension 

is so strong, physical meetings and 

face-to-face conversations are key 

for conducting business. Milipol Paris 

is the epitome of this type of event. 

The whole community will be there, 

and it’s looking forward to getting 

together 

MILIPOL PARIS 

CONFERENCE 

PROGRAMME 

SESSIONS 

CHAIRED BY 

GUILLAUME FARDE 

WEDNESDAY, 15 NOVEMBER 


The Olympic Games continuum (part 1) 

Various speakers 


The Olympic Games continuum (part 2) 


THURSDAY, 16 NOVEMBER 


Olympic Games and security technologies (part 1) 





For more information: https:// 

en.milipol.com/Events/Conferenceprogramme 

FRIDAY, 17 NOVEMBER 





I NEWS I 

The evolving role of CSR in the security 

and safety landscape 

Nora Guillemin, President of NMPrévention and an expert consultant in 

occupational health and safety, spoke with the Milipol Paris Daily ahead of 

this year’s show 

In an exclusive interview, Nora Guillemin shares her insights 

into the role of CSR in the security/safety industry, the criteria 

for the Milipol Innovation Awards, and the emerging risks in 

the workplace. She emphasises the importance of safety in 

CSR and discusses the challenges and future trends for the 

industry. 

As a member of the jury for the 

Milipol Innovation Awards, you 

were able to judge this year’s new 

CSR category. What do you think 

is the place of CSR in the security/ 

safety industry? 

While the question of the social 

implications of our actions and the 

duties they entail is not new, these 

days CSR is defined by the European 

Commission as the voluntary 

integration by companies of social 

and environmental concerns into 

their commercial activities and their 

relations with stakeholders. 

In other words, CSR is approached 

through the prism of sustainable 

development, with a strong focus 

on the main environmental pillar, 

alongside the other two pillars, social 

and economic. 

The question today is the absence 

of the issue of safety in CSR 

approaches, safety being integrated 

through the protection of employees 

(with the DUERP - single document 

risk analysis). 

However, I am convinced that safety 

can not only contribute to CSR, but 

is even essential to a comprehensive 

approach. 

Safety can contribute to a company’s 

overall performance, whether directly 

or indirectly, through prevention and 

anticipation. 

What criteria do you consider to be 

the most essential when assessing 

entries for the Milipol Innovation 

Awards? 

Social policy is a major criterion: 

respect for human rights, equality, 

inclusion, diversity and well-being 

in the workplace are all well-known 

terms that need to be genuinely 

implemented throughout a project. 

The environmental impact must also 

be taken into account, particularly 

in terms of energy consumption, 

waste management, greenhouse gas 

emissions and the conservation of 

natural resources. 

The principles of ethics, fairness, 

transparency and respect for rights 

and duties are also essential criteria. 

Today, obtaining certification or a 

label is a good way for a company to 

demonstrate its commitment to CSR. 

How do you think the CSR trend 

will develop in the industry in the 

future? 

It is bound to become increasingly 

important, given the ever-growing 

technological challenges. 

Ethics is one of the pillars of CSR 

which, in my opinion, should take 

on great importance in the security/ 

safety industry. 

You work in risk management in the 

workplace. What new types of risk 

have emerged in recent years? 

The most obvious is cyber risk: with 

the development of technology and 

IT, companies have become obvious 

targets for cyber attacks and the theft 

of sensitive data. 

Regulatory compliance risks are 

also on the increase, with growing 

demands for corporate social 

responsibility in particular. 

It goes without saying that 

geopolitical risks cannot be ruled 

out for companies operating 

internationally, with a heightened risk 

in terms of employee safety. 

What are the main challenges 

facing the security industry? 

The main challenge is that of 

recruiting staff: skills and qualified 

manpower represent a considerable 

challenge 

MILIPOL 

INNOVATION 

AWARDS 

With the Milipol Innovation 

Awards, Milipol Paris aims 

to highlight the efforts and 

achievements of those pushing 

boundaries in the industry. 

This distinguished accolade 

acknowledges advancements 

across six crucial categories: 

1. Cybersecurity: Addressing 

cyber threats and criminality 

2. Large Events Security 

Management: Utilising 

biometrics, CCTV, and AI 

3. Individual Equipment/ 

First Responder Protection: 

Enhancing materials and 

accessories 

4. Drone & Anti-drone Systems 

and Robotics: Advancing aerial 

surveillance and defense 

5. Crisis Management: 

Developing emergency warning 

systems and command & control 

6. CSR: Recognising exhibitors’ 

initiatives in their innovative 

products and solutions 

Open exclusively to Milipol 

Paris 2023 exhibitors, entries 

are carefully assessed for their 

innovative merit and market 

relevance. Visitors to the show 

should mark their calendars for 

the awards ceremony on 14th 

November 


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©Milipol Network / © AETHION 

“In an increasingly uncertain context, 

protecting people and infrastructures 

requires constantly updating resources 

and solutions.” 

Anne Frayssinet, Director of Milipol and security division events 

at Comexposium, spoke with Milipol Daily ahead of this year’s show 

in an exclusive interview 

THE MILIPOL TRADE 

SHOW ENABLES SECURITY 

PROFESSIONALS FROM 

ALL OVER THE WORLD TO 

FIND THE EQUIPMENT 

AND TECHNOLOGIES 

THEY NEED BY BRINGING 

TOGETHER ALL THE 

SOLUTION PROVIDERS, 

MANUFACTURERS AND 

DISTRIBUTORS. 

The show director shares some of the event’s history 

and importance for the industry as well as the 

expectations for this year’s edition. 

Milipol is celebrating its 39th 

anniversary this year. Can you 

tell us briefly about the history 

of Milipol and its importance 

today? 

At the end of the 1970s, 

a number of French 

manufacturers supplying police 

equipment were concerned at 

the international level about the 

weakness of their commercial 

contacts. Unlike the aerospace 

and defence sectors, the 

homeland security industry in 

France did not have a means of 

promotion and communication 

on level with its importance. So 

the idea of organising a specific 

international trade show was 

born. 

In 1984, the first international 

trade show, Milipol, was 

organised in Paris. 

In 1995, under the aegis of the 

French Ministry of the Interior, 

the Milipol Paris exhibition 

took on a new and powerful 

dimension, becoming an official 

event. 

Since 2001, the Milipol brand 

has belonged to a group of 

companies (GIE Milipol), 

including PROTECOP, THALES, 

VISIOM and CIVIPOL. Today, 

Comexposium Security is 

responsible for organising the 

show. 

Milipol Paris is the world’s 

leading trade show dedicated to 

safety and homeland security. A 


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veritable breeding ground for innovation, 

it offers cutting-edge technologies and 

services for the fight against terrorism 

and organised crime, border control, 

critical infrastructure protection, urban 

security, risk analysis and management, 

etc. Homeland security issues are 

topical all over the world. Threats are 

multiple and complex, and we need to 

develop the means to counter them. 

Milipol Paris, with its multitude of 

exhibitors and speakers, its series 

of conferences, workshops and TV 

programme, presents global solutions 

to combat all forms of crime. 

Over the years, the Milipol brand has 

also spread internationally, embodying 

a network of high-quality international 

trade shows covering the field of 

homeland security: 

1996: 

1 st edition of Milipol Qatar in Doha 

2015: 

1 st Milipol Asia-Pacific in Singapore 

2023: 

1 st edition of Milipol India in New Delhi 

What’s new at Milipol Paris this year? 

In an increasingly uncertain context, 

protecting people and infrastructures 

requires constantly updating resources 

and solutions. 

The Milipol trade show enables security 

professionals from all over the world 

(from both the public and private 

sectors) to find the equipment and 

technologies they need by bringing 

together all the solution providers, 

manufacturers and distributors in Paris. 

The 2023 edition will be the largest ever 

in terms of exhibitors and exhibition 

space, with an unprecedented growth of 

over 40% compared to the last edition… 

and we hope in terms of visitors and 

international delegations as well. 

Among the more than 1,100 exhibitors, 

65% are international this year. 

What’s more, there will be a lot of 

innovation on the stands and a lot of 

content on offer at the show. Innovation 

will be highlighted in particular through 

the Milipol Innovation Awards, trophies 

aimed at rewarding the best innovations 

by manufacturers present at Milipol in 

terms of products, equipment, services, 

solutions and business models. The 

trophies are awarded in 6 categories, 

with a category dedicated to CSR 

initiatives added for the 2023 edition. 

The awards ceremony will take place 

at the show on Tuesday 14 November 

at 14:00. 

For the first time this year, the start-up 

area will host start-ups from the Generate 

by GICAT accelerator, highlighting 

the entrepreneurial dynamism of the 

security industry. Around thirty startups 

will be present and will have seven 

minutes to showcase their innovations 

on the “innovation stage”. 

We will also have a Milipol TV show in 

partnership with S&D magazine for the 

first time this year. 

And for the first time this year, we will be 

hosting dynamic demonstrations by the 

Civil Protection, DOPC/BI, GIGN and 

the RAID during the event 

MILIPOL PARIS 2023 

BIGGER AND BETTER 

THAN EVER 

The forecasted numbers for Milipol Paris this year 

indicate the show will break its previous record in 

terms of visitors and exhibitors. 

The 2019 edition of Milipol Paris 

counted over 32,000 visitors 

and this year’s show is set to top 

that number. All areas of public 

and industrial security will be 

represented: law enforcement, 

special forces, protection of 

industrial and sensitive sites, 

security of public places, security 

of transport infrastructures, 

anti-terrorism, private security, 

civil security, data protection 

and cyber security, etc. It is 

also important for the event to 

maintain a balance between 

visitors from the public and 

private sectors. 

OVERVIEW OF VISITORS 

TO MILIPOL PARIS IN 2021: 

• 58% private (Manufacturers, 

distributors, service or 

consultancy companies, etc.) 

• 42% public (Ministries and 

State bodies, institutions, 

administrations, etc.) 

• 66% had a role in the 

purchasing process 

• 57% came to Milipol Paris 2021 

with investment or purchasing 

plans 

• 92% found solutions and 

contacts during the event to 

help them realise their projects 

This year around 160 international 

delegations are expected to 

attend the event. To achieve this, 

Milipol Paris is working closely 

with the partnership office of the 

DCIS - Ministry of the Interior 

and Overseas France and the 

network of French homeland 

security representatives around 

the world 

© 2021 Milipol Network / Anne Emmanuelle Thion 




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UNVEILING 

THE FUTURE 

OF PROTECTION 

AT MILIPOL PARIS 

Visitors to Milipol Paris this year 

can discover DuPont’s Kevlar EXO 

body armour, setting new standards 

in terms of comfort, flexibility, and 

protection for frontline professionals. 

The Kevlar EXO body armour offers an 

innovative solution combining the unique 

Kevlar EXO material with a meticulously 

designed carrier, resulting in a product that 

not only provides top-tier ballistic performance 

among woven fabrics but also ensures 

comfort during extended wear. The material’s 

adaptability to the body’s movements allows 

for a full range of motion, maintaining excellent 

ballistic performance throughout. 

In terms of weight and performance, Kevlar 

EXO body armour is as lightweight as the 

most advanced ultra-high molecular weight 

polyethylene ballistics materials, yet it retains 

the flexibility benefits of para-aramids, 

ensuring wearers receive maximum protection 

without added burden. 

DuPont is known for providing reliable 

protective solutions, and this body armour 

combines effective protection with notable 

flexibility and comfort, aiming to safeguard 

wearers while maintaining ease of movement. 

The advanced fibre utilised is engineered to 

counteract threats, aiming to offer a level of 

security and preparedness for individuals 

engaged in professional duties 

HALL 5A / STAND F026 

Apstec Systems presents HSS 

Falcon at Milipol Paris: a leap in 

smart security screening 

Apstec Systems will showcase its innovative Human Security Scanner (HSS) Falcon, 

a cutting-edge solution in smart security screening, at Milipol Paris this year. HSS 

Falcon scans individuals, their hand-carried items, and wheeled cabin-sized luggage 

for explosives, marking a significant leap forward in security technology. 

Stephen Cooper, Apstec’s COO, emphasises the 

efficiency, cost-effectiveness and comprehensive 

threat detection features of HSS Falcon, 

“Organizations and government agencies from 

around the world have been searching for practical, 

proportionate, and cost-effective screening solutions 

for some time. In HSS Falcon, we are delivering the 

next-generation screening technology the market 

has been waiting for.” 

HSS Falcon provides comprehensive and intelligent 

screening, efficiently identifying explosives, weapons, 

pyrotechnics, narcotics, and cash on individuals 

and within their belongings. The system ensures a 

streamlined process for screening large numbers 

using a single, non-invasive, high-throughput system. 

This adaptability makes HSS Falcon especially 

relevant for crowded venues such as mass transport 

hubs, sports stadiums, and major outdoor events, as 

well as customs and border agencies. The solution is 

highly mobile, integrating into various settings, and 

can be rapidly deployed for both indoor and outdoor 

use, independent of existing infrastructure. 

Visitors to Milipol Paris are invited to experience live 

demonstrations of HSS Falcon at Apstec’s stand, 

and to explore LABCOOR’s mobile access control 

solution, showcasing Apstec’s commitment to 

advancing security screening solutions 

HALL 5A / STAND P200 

KEY SELLING POINTS 

• Flexibility and 

comfort 

• High-performance 

• Rapid deployment 

Axon’s TASER VR controllers to 

transform officer training 

Axon Enterprise is introducing its new TASER 10 and TASER 7 VR controllers, a step 

forward in training technology for public safety officers. Developed in collaboration 

with HTC VIVE, these controllers offer an immersive and accurate training experience 

allowing officers to build muscle memory and train to proficiency without extensive 

training time or live cartridge consumption. 


• Flexibility and 

comfort 

• Lightweight and 

high-performance 

• Uncompromising 

protection 

The introduction of these controllers aligns with 

Axon’s ongoing commitment to innovating law 

enforcement training. Axon VR stands out from 

traditional training methods by allowing on-demand 

microtraining sessions that can be completed 

anytime, anywhere, eliminating the need for 

dedicated training spaces and complex equipment. 

This approach not only makes training more 

accessible but also enhances knowledge retention 

and improves skills in empathy and de-escalation 

tactics. 

In addition to the new VR controllers, Axon is 

introducing six new Simulator Training exercises, 

providing unlimited access to practice essential 

TASER 10 and TASER 7 skills. This comprehensive 

training solution is designed to address the challenges 

agencies face in providing effective training, ensuring 

that officers are well-prepared for the field. 

Visitors to Milipol Paris can discover Axon Entreprise’s 

training innovations on their stand 

HALL 5A / STAND J167 


• Realistic and 

immersive training 

• Accessibility and 

convenience 

• Comprehensive skill 

development 


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PROENGIN 

SHIELD: 

ADVANCED 

CBRN THREAT 

MANAGEMENT 

Proengin is set to participate in Milipol Paris 

2023, showcasing its latest developments in 

CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and 

Nuclear) threat management. 

One of the main innovations the company will be 

presenting is the Proengin Shield platform. 

This CBRN solution platform empowers users 

to transform data into enriched information, 

facilitating informed decision-making. Proengin 

Shield integrates chemical, biological, nuclear, 

and radiological detectors, weather stations, 

maps, GIS solutions, and even access control 

systems, enhancing situational awareness. The 

solution is highly scalable, adapting to users’ 

needs 

HALL 5A / STAND D086 


• Comprehensive CBRN 

threat management 

• Precise detection 

technology 

• Enhanced situational 

awareness and 

decision-making 

Sovereign Systems introduces 

Thesia: a new dimension in indoor 

tracking 

Thesia, the innovative indoor tracking system from 

Sovereign Systems, is now available commercially, 

offering precise location tracking within buildings 

devoid of GPS signals. 

Sovereign Systems has proudly 

announced the commercial 

availability of Thesia, an 

advanced indoor tracking 

system designed to accurately 

locate individuals within 

buildings and structures where 

GPS signals are inaccessible. 

Thesia stands out on the 

market with its capability to 

provide precise location data, 

pinpointing individuals to within 

1 to 2 metres on any floor of a 

building. 

Thesia is a significant 

development in non-GPS 

tracking, operating across three 

axes (x, y, and z) to deliver 

accurate location information. 

This technology is especially 

valuable for first responders 

and emergency personnel, 

enhancing safety during 

search and rescue missions or 

firefighting operations. Thesia’s 

real-time location data ensures 

that commanders maintain a 

comprehensive understanding 

of their team’s whereabouts 

at all times, which is crucial in 

high-stakes situations. 

The Thesia sensor features 

integrated Wi-Fi capability, 

allowing it to connect directly 


• Precise location 

tracking 

• Enhanced safety for 

first responders 

• Reliable connectivity 

in challenging 

environments 

to Sovereign’s PTT Mesh radio. 

This ensures reliable, highspeed 

connectivity even in 

environments where cellular 

networks are compromised. 

The integration of Thesia with 

sensor-based systems that 

monitor vital signs, the presence 

of toxic gases, and other critical 

factors, along with providing 

a two-way communication 

channel, further enhances the 

safety and effectiveness of 

operations. 

Visitors to Milipol Paris this year 

can learn more about Thesia 

and Sovereign Systems’ other 

innovative solutions at their 

stand 

HALL 4 / STAND D059

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