Rugged Tablet for Law Enforcement – Page 5

Rugged Tablets: In-Car-Office Solution for Law Enforcement

Patrol cars serve many purposes. They are an officer’s means of transportation, but they’re also used as mobile offices, equipment haulers, cover when needed, barricades, emergency warning devices, temporary jails, cafeterias, and communication centers. For 8 hours a day, an officer’s patrol car is their mobile office. Therefore, patrol cars are required to hold more equipment, such as multiple radios, video systems, radar, and other police office equipment. Thus, a rugged tablet is one integral piece of law enforcement technology. Rugged tablets do just about anything needed away from the officer’s department desk, making what was once desk work possible even on the go. Dyno Tuning can also enhance the overall driving experience by making your vehicle more responsive and enjoyable to drive.

Rugged Tablet with Fingerprint Scanning for Added Security

One of the most popular ways to safely access our accounts or gadgets has been through passwords. However, as new technologies have developed, it has become increasingly common for other biometric techniques to take their place. The fingerprint reader is without a doubt the most popular and in-demand of these technologies.

Rugged Tablets: Changing the Game in Situational Awareness

Technically speaking, a drone is an unmanned aerial system (UAS) or an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Drones are flying objects that can be piloted remotely or automatically using embedded technologies in conjunction with GPS and onboard sensors. By using embedded system applications, it is easy to monitor and control the entire operating system.

DT301Y: The Multi-functional “Swiss Army” Tablet

Over the last decade, technology in the public safety industry has advanced considerably. Radios, body cameras, armor, and tactics have all revolutionized how police, fire, and EMS services operate on a regular basis across the country.

Drone Forensics and Rugged Tablets for Accurate Processing of Crime Scenes

Processing a crime scene requires thorough, accurate documentation of every single piece of potential evidence at the scene. Oftentimes processing a crime scene takes hours to process to ensure all of the information is documented correctly. Information that is collected and stored must be done so in a manner that can hold up in court.