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The University of Alabama is using D-Fend Solutions as a counter-drone technology supplier for campus and game-day airspace security. The University integrates D-Fend’s EnforceAir into its Emergency Operations Center (EOC), utilizing a unified command framework to collaborate with local, state, and federal partners during major events.
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TASER International's new AXON Signal wireless technology allows law enforcement's AXON cameras to cooperate with status signals from the light bar on a law enforcement vehicle or from their TASER Smart Weapons to activate recording.
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Vigilant Solutions' new Mobile Companion app leverages many of the new analytic tools that Vigilant has released in its LEARN product. These analytic tools are made even easier to use and more accessible on a mobile device.
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Digital Ally's new MicroVu Compact HD In-Car Video System measures only 4 inches by 1 inch tall and is designed for incredibly easy and unobtrusive use, from initial installation to its distinctive automatic login.
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The Aeryon SkyRanger small Unmanned Aerial System (sUAS) has a new airframe and integrated system design based on thousands of hours of flight time and successful exercises and missions. It's designed to military and government specifications.
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Introducing BodyWorn from Utility, the industry’s first voice-activated, fully-secure officer worn camera.
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VS Visual Statement Inc. is the developer of EdgeFX, the industry leader in crash and crime reconstruction software.
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In this video, Utility shares the features of and philosophy behind the company's new wearable camera called BodyWorn.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is readying guidance to help agencies evaluate commercial mobile applications that agency workers might use on government-issued devices or personal apps that access government networks.
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By the end of the year, the NYPD will be getting 6,000 Panasonic FZ-G1 Toughpad tablets — one for every squad car — as well as up to 41,000 smart phones that will be handed out to cops departmentwide, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said Thursday.
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By the end of the year, the NYPD will be getting 6,000 Panasonic FZ-G1 Toughpad tablets — one for every squad car — as well as up to 41,000 smart phones that will be handed out to cops departmentwide. More Here.
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