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Now in use by the U.S. Air Force, Tigerlight is a flashlight that can also be used to deploy pepper spray. With Tigerlight, an officer has immediate access to pepper spray while a suspect only sees a flashlight. This combination tool also leaves an officer’s other hand free to grab his gun if necessary.
Read More →The Stealth-EVP from the MIRT division of FAC of America allows emergency vehicles to pass through busy intersections quickly by changing traffic signals to green when necessary for a critical incident. The Stealth-EVP can be permanently mounted on the outside of a vehicle while remaining invisible to motorists. It looks like a fog light. It is so small it can also fit on motorcycles.
Read More →The ID Card Maker 4.02M from Polaroid has been redesigned with improvements in database connectivity, badge design, photo/image management, and the user interface. When used in conjunction with a digital camera and an ID card printer, the software makes it easy to create secure ID cards with its user-definable database, multiple ID badge templates, photo and signature capture capability, and multi-level security features.
Read More →STI-CO’s interoperable antenna system can be used on mobile command centers during critical incidents to allow first responders from various agencies to communicate on a common system. The antenna can connect VHF, UHF, and 800MHz transmission devices at the same time.
Read More →LEAP manufactures boxer shorts designed for active women. Invented by a fire division chief, the underwear was created to allow for modest changes into uniforms and to fit comfortably on a woman’s body, without causing bunching, binding, or visible lines. LEAP boxers are available in two fabrics and a variety of prints.
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