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The Los Angeles Police Department's "smart car" concept for its next patrol cruiser may not be able to outmaneuver the Batmobile, yet it's loaded with enough high-tech features to catch plenty of non-comic book crooks.
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The Road Warrior ALPR System by NDI Recognition Systems reads 3,600 license plates per hour, and wirelessly alerts law enforcement when a capture matches the hotlist.
Read More →Law enforcement software is now available for PDAs that can give you license plate information in 15 seconds while you are standing on the side of the road in the rain. There are even systems that will prioritize what they display first when you run a subject's operator's license so that they will show you that the driver is wanted for assault on a peace officer in another county before they show you his address.
Read More →Point Blank's Two-In-One Plate Carrier features front and back plate pockets for NIJ Level III or IV hard armor plates.
Read More →Dragon speech recognition solutions are designed to transform productivity and documentation accuracy for industries including public safety.
Read More →When a threat situation escalates and more than one operator needs hard armor protection, Point Blank's Two-In-One Plate Carrier is designed to deliver the instant solution.
Read More →Tactical Operation Center is used in conjunction with the ALPR system by alerting dispatchers and additional patrol units immediately when an MPH-900T-patrolling police car alarm occurs, instantly allowing them to see what caused the alarm and see the location of the lead patrol car on a local area map.
Read More →Genetec calls its new AutoVu SharpX the world's smallest high-resolution license plate recognition (LPR) camera. Designed specifically for mobile law enforcement applications, the AutoVu SharpX is capable of reading up to differential speeds over 200 MPH across three lanes of traffic.
Read More →Carfax offers investigative tools to law enforcement to help solve crimes faster. The company's database of over 14 billion records and 92,000 sources can provide leads at no additional cost to your agency.
Read More →There are plenty of great products and services that help law enforcement embrace technology. But that doesn't mean obtaining and using them is always a piece of cake.
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