Global public safety technology company Axon has released its latest advanced body-worn camera called the Axon Body 4. Rick Smith, Founder and CEO of Axon, said: "Axon Body 4 provides far more than just a camera. It has the ability to be a communications beacon. We believe Axon Body 4 will be a powerful tool in public safety and security that can unlock new levels of transparency, flexibility, increased situational awareness, and real-time support."
The Axon Body 4 contains several new upgraded features, such as its bi-directional communication capabilities for live streaming to multiple viewers in real-time with the camera wearer. The camera also has a new Watch Me button that allows officers to signal for additional support along with location and critical alerts displayed on Axon Respond. Another standout feature that the camera has is it can conveniently connect an additional point-of-view camera module, which can be handheld or attached to the police officer's head, shoulders, the brim of the hat, or sunglasses for multiple perspectives. Consumers can contact Axon for pricing plans to fit their agency's needs.
Advanced Body-Worn Cameras
Axon Launches New Body Camera with Added Features
Trend Themes
1. Bi-directional Communication Body Cameras - The development of bi-directional communication in body cameras presents opportunities for real-time support and increased situational awareness in public safety and security industries.
2. Modular Body Camera Systems - The ability to connect additional point-of-view cameras to body cameras offers a range of perspectives and opens opportunities for innovation in camera modularity for the public safety and security industries.
3. Real-time Streaming and Support Features - Real-time streaming and added communication features in body cameras can create opportunities for innovation in areas such as remote training, dispatch, and emergency response systems in the public safety and security industries.
Industry Implications
1. Public Safety and Security - The development of enhanced communication capabilities and modular camera systems for body cameras present disruptive innovation opportunities for the public safety and security industry.
2. Law Enforcement - Law enforcement agencies can explore the potential of modular camera systems and real-time support and communication features in body cameras to improve operational efficiency and enhance officer safety.
3. Emergency Response - Emergency response services can utilize the new real-time streaming and communication features of body cameras to improve coordination and response times in high-stress situations.