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At the National Real Time Center Association conference, law enforcement leaders outlined six trends shaping how agencies build data-driven hubs that deliver real-time intelligence when it counts
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) — commonly known as drones — have become a valuable tool for law enforcement agencies across the nation
Lauder’s support of Revelen.ai’s ShotOptix is helping officers solve gun crimes in minutes with real-time ballistics intelligence — boosting clearance rates without expanding budgets
This graphic breaks down common AI concepts and shows how they support law enforcement
The vehicle, donated to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office by Policing Lab, will drive pre-determined routes, act as a visual crime deterrent and display messages to the community
From pilot staffing to community transparency, a successful DFR program demands strategic planning and smart investment — here’s what every agency needs to consider
How expanding beyond traditional license plate data is transforming crime-fighting capabilities
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Extremist tactics, sniper attacks and online incitement are reshaping the threat landscape, leaving officers with shrinking windows to respond
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Bots, deepfakes and foreign influence are driving false narratives that target personnel and disrupt operations — making early detection, rapid comms and digital footprint defense essential
Virtual reality, AI and robotics bring immersive practice to officer training, delivering realism and adaptability beyond classroom lectures
Ways IoT is boosting officer safety, accelerating response and improving outcomes
Expert strategies for optimizing your Drone as First Responder program as it scales, from staffing and policy to technology integration and community engagement
LVT Wall Mounts can now support three cameras up to 300 feet away for optimal security coverage
Rahul Sidhu shares what agencies must know about building sustainable DFR programs — and why connectivity and AI will drive the next phase
By cutting response times and boosting situational awareness, the agency is making patrol safer and more efficient
This streamlined solution offers real-time visibility
By raising altitude limits and adding radar, agencies can expand DFR coverage, improving safety and meeting FAA requirements
DFR is more than a police tool — it’s infrastructure that improves safety, efficiency and trust across city services
AI-powered drones could ease officer workloads, boost efficiency and enhance community safety
Pairing human intelligence with open-source intelligence ensures investigators base decisions on facts — not assumptions
According to the Anne Arundel County PD, homicides are down 14% since the beginning of the year, non-contact shootings are down 42% and commercial robberies are down 50%
Since its installation, police say reported crimes in the area during the hours the hologram is active have dropped by roughly 22%
Embedding drone capability within SWAT teams improves real-time decision-making, reduces delays and enhances mission safety during high-risk operations
How mobile technology is creating a smarter, more connected future in public safety
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