Compared to other nations, the U.S. is a far more dangerous place for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists
"When someone does a good job, the officers don’t typically come forward, but other officers will say ‘Hey, why don’t you look at this person’s body camera, they did a really good job’"
You don’t only have one type of screwdriver in your toolbox
Jenoptik’s TraffiData analysis software evaluates license plate data in real time so law enforcement agencies are always up to date, enabling quick crime detection and prevention
This new approach to traffic monitoring and enforcement is more effective in slowing traffic over a longer distance
The gigantic exhibit hall showcases products and technology aimed to improve officer efficiency and safety
Using camera technology to monitor drivers' speeds can help reduce accidents
The MTA received $5.5M in funding to purchase and install the cameras, with about 200 cameras set to be installed each month until 2025
Getac’s video solutions go above and beyond with extended power, ultra-rugged features and full HD video
The cameras take visual and audio recordings when noise exceeds a pre-set decibel level
Police described the program as “the neighborhood watch of the 21st century”
Find out how virtual reality training delivers de-escalation and high-stress simulation training that not only can better train your officers but can also be used to inform your community
Now more than ever before, achieving rapid and accurate situational awareness is vital for law enforcement agencies across the country. Drones have quickly become the go-to tool for this critical application, with countless examples of this technology saving time and even lives.
These studies show that deploying speed enforcement cameras in school zones are effective and efficient ways to slow down speeders and keep kids safer
The center has access to about 1,700 cameras including traffic, surveillance and private security cameras
Processing speed and the quality and functionality of infrared and color cameras can make the difference between a suspect caught and one who slips by
The features provided by advanced license plate recognition provide law enforcement with a range of tactical and investigatory advantages
With a cloud-based video monitoring service, businesses can choose to share security video with police during investigations
The company saw a need for camera systems that could help EOD operators and SWAT teams gain visual access to rooms and packages without having to make entry
The new Trusted City Ecosystem from Motorola Solutions makes it easy to invite citizens to participate in policing for their community
One of the inventors of LPR cameras shares the history and evolution of these essential tools
Optical character recognition technology and artificial intelligence lead to more accurate license plate readings
ALPR-integrated cameras paired with data analysis software can police criminal activity as well as manage hazardous greenhouse gases
An arena wired with a range of leading-edge sensors including video, audio, particulate sensors and occupancy detectors demonstrates an essential use case
Jenoptik first equipped police vehicles with cameras as far back as 1955, and was also the first to develop and market ALPR technology in 1979
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