Streamlight Marks 13 Years Supporting Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Again this year, Streamlight will donate proceeds from the sales of its pink line of lights to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The lighting company has been supporting breast cancer research through BCRF since 2010.

First Look: Adding AI to Simulator Training

The new artificial intelligence feature for MILO’s VR and Focus3D simulators gives trainees a chance to practice and refine their communications skills while working scenarios.

Streamlight Donates $75,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Streamlight Inc., manufacturer of high-performance lighting equipment, recently contributed more than $75,000 to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), a not-for-profit organization with a mission to achieve prevention of and a cure for breast cancer.

Instant Imaging

Today, instant law enforcement photography has taken a quantum leap with the adoption of digital cameras by many departments.

Graphene Research Could Lead to Foil-Thin Body Armor

Researchers from the City University of New York’s Advanced Science Research Center discovered that by combining no more than two layers of graphene, they would be able to create an ultra-thin material that, when it is struck by a fast-moving projectile like a bullet, it suddenly hardens and protects the wearer.

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Axon Opens Imaging Research Office in Finland, Hires Juha Alakarhu

Alakarhu, a well-known imaging technology visionary, has been instrumental in imaging breakthroughs over the last 14 years with the development of several industry-first technologies in smartphones and VR. With experience leading camera technology teams at Nokia and Microsoft, he most recently led imaging for Nokia's OZO team in Finland.

Research Shows Tougher Seat Belt Laws Increase Belt Use

New York enacted the first statewide mandatory seat belt law in 1984. Now 49 states have some form of law requiring drivers and passengers to buckle up, and shows that they are having the desired effect. More and more motorists are wearing their belts.

Mobile Data: What's new in in-car computing?

The latest in-car computers and laptops for law enforcement.