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School leaders intend to install gun detection systems in the dozen or so public middle schools. Metal detectors are already set up at district-operated high schools.
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Skydio’s DFR Command software helps law enforcement agencies set up, operate, and manage drones for first response.
Read More →Scott Smith reviews gear from CamelBak, Insight Tech-Gear, Woolrich, and the Mako Group.
Read More →Bosch will lead the development of the electrical architecture for the Carbon E7 including integrating emergency lights, communications equipment, WMD threat detection capabilities, automatic license plate recognition systems, radar, and sirens.
Read More →Built to equip law enforcement professionals with superior thermal surveillance, the FLIR Scion PTM packs high-performance thermal imaging and FLIR TruWitness compatibility into a rugged, IP67-rated handheld monocular.
Read More →AmpliVox Sound Systems now has 360 spin images for many of its leading products, enabling customers to interact with products online almost as if they were actually holding the products to closely examine them. The new images let you spin the product around to see all different sides, and to zoom in on important features such as product controls.
Read More →The operating environment for American law enforcement is more complex than ever, so you need new solutions and systems for evidence capture and management.
Read More →Predictive policing is the computerized analysis of historical crime data from databases, record management systems, and other digital sources. Agencies have achieved a lot of great results using this tool, but experts say law enforcement agencies have just begun to scratch the surface of what the technology can do.
Read More →License plate recognition is helping close cases nationwide, and the systems are becoming more capable with the addition of artificial intelligence.
Read More →"Tactical black" is what springs to mind when thinking about SWAT teams, but it's not the only apparel option for police tactical units. With the advent of the A-TACS pattern from Digital Concealment Systems, many more agencies may be making the switch.
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