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One of the sessions at the 2026 Vision FirstNet Users Summit will highlight hybrid devices bridging broadband and LMR. “Bridging Broadband and LMR: FirstNet Fusion and the Rise of Hybrid Devices” will explore how public safety agencies can modernize their communications environments while maintaining the reliability of land mobile radio.
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Some people will attack your network for money, some for ideology, and you don’t want make it easy for them.
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Genetec’s real-time crime center tools help users process information faster, speed police response, and share evidence.
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Axon Body 4 allows public safety professionals and their support teams to communicate with one another in real-time, combining seamless video livestreaming with new bi-directional audio.
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With built-in AI assistance, the Argus BWC will respond automatically to key phrases or detect events happening in real time. This means that Argus will start recording once it hears common first responder phrases, their rapid movements, or gunshots.
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The miniCRD can be deployed by a single person within a matter of minutes, covers up to a half mile and links to FirstNet via satellite without relying on commercial power availability.
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PTX is a chance for qualified senior law enforcement officers to meet one-on-one with leading vendors of law enforcement technology and network with other law enforcement technology experts and the staff of POLICE Magazine/PoliceMag.com.
Read More →Taking action against flying drones can lead to major repercussions even for law enforcement officers.
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Georgia department uses Drone as First Responder program to reach incident locations quickly and give officers an eye in the sky.
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The Lemur 2's sensor array includes a lidar sensor, tracking camera, multiple night vision illuminators, a spotlight with strobe, 4K camera, FLIR thermal imager, microphone, and loudspeaker.
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Jordan Witt, product manager for public safety at CentralSquare Technologies, speaks with POLICE editor David Griffith about 911 personnel shortages, abandoned calls, and other issues facing emergency communications centers and how technology can help.
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