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LEM Solutions has solved the "where do we put it" space constraint problem common to law enforcement vehicles with its U.S. patented vehicle headrest printer mounts.
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The RhinoTab M1 is Patrol PC's newest and most advanced portable tablet. It features a 2D eCitation BarCode Scanner built into the side of its rugged frame, which provides protection from damage.
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Using Saltus Technologies' DigiTicket, citation data can be captured using barcode scanners or interfaces to mobile CAD or records applications.
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Utilizing an integrated printer, the lightweight N5Scan from Two Technologies produces 3-inch tickets and warnings on the spot. The built-in scanner can read identification barcodes with the touch of a button.
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The Thin Blue Line Reporting iCitation is a secure application that runs on a ruggedized iPad or iPhone. Citation data and evidence is synced to an FBI-CJIS compliant, U.S.-based cloud infrastructure.
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L-Tron's 4910LR DL Reader scans all barcodes with fast scanning in sunlight and low-light environments.
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Mobile printers by Brother are engineered to deliver better performance, better durability, and greater versatility for officers. After October 6 check out Brother's all new PocketJet 7 Series mobile printer.
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PrintekMobile's new VehiclePro 400 mobile thermal printer is designed for ticket printing and more.
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Saltus Technologies' DigiTicket electronic ticketing solution is designed to increase productivity, eliminate errors, and significantly improve efficiencies.
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Colorado lawmakers studying ways to collect data on racial profiling by law enforcement said Monday they would consider having some agencies issue citations electronically to make it easier to compile information.
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