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Two Technologies' new N5Z1 family of handheld products features improvements over the previous incarnation including Android 7, advanced power management, increased run time, improved display resolution, and an improved camera.
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Ekin, known for its safe city technologies, has now launched its full line of mobile and versatile security products in the United States.
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The Elsag Mobile Plate Hunter M6 aids in public safety and homeland security missions like the recovering stolen vehicles,identifying suspects, parking enforcement, and much more.
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Motoscan is a lightweight, low-power, yet fully featured license plate recognition unit that is designed to be easily mounted on a smaller vehicle such as a scooter or small motorbike.
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The 100 Club of Chicago, which provides for the families of first responders killed in the line of duty, has announced a new partnership with Cale America, supplier of payment technology for parking and transportation in the Chicago area and throughout the United States.
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Zebra Technologies Corporation has announced the launch of the new ZQ500 mobile printer series for field-based applications. Zebra will debut the ZQ500 series this week in booth #1552 at the ProMat 2015 conference in Chicago.
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Westward Industries' 100% Electric GO-4EV is now available for parking enforcement, light patrol, and campus security. The GO-4EV has a very similar overall feel to the GO-4 gas version currently operated by many fleet departments in the U.S., but it's fully electric with zero emissions.
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A female NYPD officer is facing a civilian complaint for telling an ice cream vendor to "blow me" during an argument in front of the Herald Square Macy's.
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An American Fork (Utah) Police officer with a sense of humor wrote a fake traffic citation and placed it on a hot-pink Barbie jeep blocking a driveway.
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Few advancements in law enforcement technology have had more impact nationwide than electronic citation. The technology has been on line a little more than a decade, and e-citation systems are now in use by federal, state, county, and municipal agencies. And they all sing its praises.
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