Turning Information Into Action: How AI-Powered RealTime Crime Centers Help Agencies Respond Faster and Smarter
Law enforcement has never had access to more information than it does today.
Calls for service, officer locations, traffic cameras, license plate readers, body cameras, arrest records and countless other sources generate information every minute.
Drones or AI? The Real Strength is in the Platform
Just like technology has transformed how we accomplish tasks in our daily lives, it’s also transforming the way agencies and LEOs serve the public.
Modern CAD: Leveraging Real-time Data for Effective Incident Response
Minimizing response time is top priority for 911 call-takers, dispatchers and first responders. As technology evolves for both first responders and the citizens they serve, agencies are leveraging cutting-edge tech and the data it provides to improve incident response strategies and outcomes.
Augmented Reality in Public Safety: An Advanced Eye for First Responders
When talking about VR or AR, most people will probably think of gaming or entertainment. But the use of Augmented Reality technology is rapidly increasing in many industries, including Public Safety.
AI in Public Safety: Reducing Crime with IoT & Video Analytics
Artificial Intelligence has created a unique opportunity to establish safer communities with agencies using AI-based technology to help reduce, prevent and respond to crimes.
Drones in Public Safety are Enabling Faster, Safer Incident Response
While drone technology was a novelty just a few years ago, drones are now considered a necessity for public safety, with agencies leveraging drones to gather information about natural disasters, find missing persons quicker, and ensure the safety of the public and first responders.
Real-time Crime Centers: The Virtual Partner for Crime Prevention
The growing number of data sources in public safety, like video surveillance, body cameras, LPRs, traffic cameras, and other devices, have given police more evidence to work with to prevent and solve crime in real time.