Axon’s Fleet 3 integrates seamlessly with the Axon network via Cradlepoint. Its technology provides remote network and cellular connectivity management to LAPD, allowing them to control and administer the entire vehicle fleet easily.
Changes to vehicles will include new decals, 360-degree interior camera systems, interior enhancements, and QR codes for community engagement.
Medford police will install five new cameras in each patrol vehicle, with each exterior camera covering three traffic lanes and offering a clearer panoramic view.
The department intends to deploy Axon Fleet 3 in-car cameras with Axon's AI-powered automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology.
Full implementation of a program in the Bend Police Department requires every officer and vehicle be equipped with a camera during a shift
Oswego Police Chief Jeff Burgner explained that front line patrol officers responding to these incidents need equipment like armored vehicles, calling such a purchase "invaluable."
The cameras will record traffic stops, vehicle pursuits, transport of anyone under arrest, and more. The department reports this is its latest step in increasing transparency in policing.
The next generation of SmartSense employs AI and computer vision to detect suspected sleep, drowsiness, cell phone usage, smoking, and general inattention, alerting drivers to take action to avoid a collision.
The rugged blind spot vision system is designed to perform in sub-zero temperatures with a built-in heater and corrosion-resistant design to provide video coverage on fleet vehicles in any environment.
Backing up your drivers becomes easy when you’ve got a recording to prove they were acting in the right.
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