Law Enforcement Technology

NOV 2014

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APP ROUNDUP 14 Law Enforcement Technology November 2014 www.officer.com Broadband communications to land mobile radios BeOn, from Harris Public Safety & Professional Communications, lets subscrib- ers on a cellular or public safety LTE network talk to each other, exchange text messages and pass real-time location information to connected team members and the dispatcher's CAD system. The app delivers Push-To-Talk (PTT) voice-over 3G cellular and commercial and public safety LTE networks. Users have access to the integrated P25 feature set including voice, text messaging and location services. Initially released in 2011, the is now available for iOS, Android and Microsoft devices. Circle 18 on Reader Service Card Mobile checklist These 10 new releases are worth a look for forensics, weapons training, personal fitness, and more Translation, found SpeechTrans Ultimate real- time translation supports 44 languages. Simply open the app, select the language needed and speak naturally. SpeechTrans will instantly translate a state- ment and read it aloud. In turn, SpeechTrans will translate a vic- tim or suspect's native language into English. All conversations are automatically saved to the cloud and available for future ref- erence or court proceedings. Circle 22 on Reader Service Card Real-time info sharing Intrepid Networks' suite of mobile and web applications is designed to improve intel- ligence sharing for agencies. The STING Next Generation Situation Awareness system operates with existing com- mercial wireless devices and next gen tactical radios. The mobile apps are built for both iOS and Android systems, while the web applications can be utilized with any modern browser. The mobile application displays real time officer position and informa- tion collection. Circle 21 on Reader Service Card View dash footage Digital Ally's mobile app provides a complete review process at the time of the event. Recordings may be annotated with Event IDs and descriptions, and GPS tagged. The app also allows control of FirstVu HD and displays the remaining storage space and battery life. Works with either cloud or on-site management and storage solutions, sup- ports live streaming, requires secure user authentication, and logs usage for chain of custody reporting. Circle 20 on Reader Service Card Touch screen solutions MIR Systems is developing an app for phones that can be used primarily by schools across the US. If an emergency occurs at a school, a teacher will activate the emergency app, which will send an alert to all mobile officers' tablets. The sender and GPS location will show on the officers' tablet. MIRS is in the process of testing this emergency function to provide a live video stream to officers so they observe the threat/emergency before arriving on scene. This type of functionality blended with mobile technology offers a break- through in force multiplier protection. Circle 19 on Reader Service Card

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