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AI gun detection company ZeroEyes has doubled its partner channel and expanded its operations center to meet growing demand, plus has surpassed 1,000 verified alerts of confirmed gun detections.
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The preparation of video and audio evidence for public release is overwhelming some agencies. Veritone’s AI-powered Redact application is designed to help.
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Sgt. Jason Druckenmiller says he conducted a "bake off" between various redaction tools, including Veritone Redact. He found that Veritone Redact could do the job in 25 minutes while the others required as much as one hour and 20 minutes.
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Companies on the entity list are legally prohibited from acquiring access to U.S technologies without specially approved licenses.
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The company’s Sprint for Justice program is designed to improve training, performance, and transparency.
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Versatile Information Products’ Puma PTS body worn camera and Puma Management Software are designed to be affordable and easy to us.
Read More →The acquisition establishes RollKall as the largest provider in the space—having enabled more than $1 billion in off-duty payments.
Read More →The FBI is expanding its usage of FirstNet, awarding AT&T a mobility contract for additional FirstNet capabilities to support the FBI’s day-to-day and emergency operations. The agreement, valued at approximately $92 million, is the largest commitment to FirstNet by a law enforcement or public safety agency.
Read More →Brother will provide field-ready printer and accessory bundles that include the popular Brother PocketJet full-page mobile printer, the ruggedized RuggedJet 4" thermal receipt and label printer, and Brother’s newly introduced high-speed industrial barcode label printers. These enterprise-grade bundles will be paired with Getac’s devices including laptops and tablets.
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The ELSAG Video Plate Hunter 900 is a low-cost automatic license plate reader system for vehicle-related law enforcement missions.
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The move made Jackson, which has struggled to keep up with advances in high-tech crime-fighting, one of two dozen places in the country where police agencies inked deals this year with Fusus, a small Georgia company that aims to make it easier for American law enforcement agencies to build networks of public and private security cameras.
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