What can revolutionary new body-worn camera technology do for you?
SAFER CITIZENS, COURT TIME SLASHED, AND NO FIRST RESPONDER LEFT ALONE…
Harness the smartphone technology your force already uses and save department budget.
What can revolutionary new body-worn camera technology do for you
SAFER CITIZENS, COURT TIME SLASHED, AND NO FIRST RESPONDER LEFT ALONE…
EXPERIENCE THE EQUATURE ADVANTAGE
Our exclusive “No Sunset” Policy means no more hardware change!
No first responder left alone with automatic alerts/triggering commands, live streaming audio and video connectivity, and remote start
One device for body-worn cameras and smartphones
Save officer time and department money with wireless data upload, A.I. redaction, and easier search retrieval
EQUATURE TURNS SMARTPHONES INTO BODY-WORN CAMERAS
Our body-worn cameras operate on Android smartphones…not proprietary cameras.
- Live streaming audio and video connectivity to command and control and LE Leadership (see and hear emergencies as they happen)
- Automatic and manual ON/OFF based on your department’s policies
- Automatic alerts/triggering based on running, heart rate increase, shots fired, and officer down
- Open platform operating on Android smartphones
- Automatic downloading of files, reduced storage fees and contracts save officer time
- Automated real-time video upload, preserving chain of custody with full auditing
- Comfortable uniform-wearing options
- Built-in officer down location system and no first responder left alone
- Full evidence management platform integrated with Dispatch 911 and all content types, including audio, video, NG9-1-1, and documents
Interactive Emergency Response
See
events
Get eyes on the scene to close the gap between call-for-service and field response.
Record
events
Securely gather and upload evidence, witness testimony, and crime scene data instantly.
Work together
Keep all team members on the same page. Make decisions in emergency situations with accuracy.
How it Works
Equature’s Interactive Policing® platform gives real-time connectivity to first responders and dispatch to improve community response and keep field responders safe.
Command & control dispatch recorder system
Interactive Police
EQUATURE BODY-WORN CAMERAS PROVIDE
- Real-time video from body-worn cameras, vehicles, and stationary camera systems integrated into the Command & Control Center
- Real-time visual and audio information communicated between first responder team members as events happen
- Real-time visual and audio information communicated to mobile command supervisors as needed
Interactive Policing® benefits
- Improves emergency response effectiveness and efficiency
- Increases citizen safety and satisfaction
- Increases first responder safety
How it Works
Equature’s Interactive Policing® platform gives real-time connectivity to first responders and dispatch to improve community response and keep field responders safe.
Command & control dispatch recorder system
Interactive Police
What it Provides
- Real-time video from body-worn cameras, vehicles, and stationary camera systems integrated into the Command & Control Center
- Real-time visual and audio information communicated between first responder team members as events happen
- Real-time visual and audio information communicated to mobile command supervisors as needed
Who it Benefits
- Interactive Policing® improves emergency response effectiveness and efficiency
- Interactive Policing® increases citizen safety and satisfaction
- Interactive Policing® increases first responder safety
TECH THAT WORKS JUST THE WAY YOU USE IT
- Charges in the car, no nightime cradle needed
- No proprietary hardware: operates on Android smartphones
- FirstNet Ready
- One device for body-worn camera/ smartphone
- Comfortable uniform-wearing options
- Automatic and manual ON/OFF
- Automatic alerts triggered by running, heart rate, shots fired, and officer down
- No manual downloading of files at the end of a shift
- Ability to capture evidence and paperwork in real time
- Toughest ruggedized smartphone available
- Long-lasting battery
COMMAND / CONTROL
- Live stream emergencies as they happen
- Automated video upload preserves the chain of command with full auditing
- Full evidence management platform integrates with 911 and all content types: audio, video, NG9-1-1, and documents
- Reduce storage fees and contracts
- Command and control can turn on cameras in case of a disaster
- Store video at your facility or with our cloud service
- Leverage the power of Android and our “No Sunset” Policy
- Predictive analytics allows easy search, retrieval, and redaction
- Works locally, regionally, and nationally
Want to learn more about saving time and money while improving safety in the field?
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RESPONDER SAFETY: NO SUCH THING AS ROUTINE
There were 164 line-of-duty deaths in 2018. There are no routine calls. Each first responder call is unique, and complacency only puts lives at risk. Reinforce these key concepts:
- When to conduct status checks
- How to ensure radio security before giving wanted information
- Why broadcast stolen or DWI in jurisdiction
- How to lower domestic violence risks
Learn what precautions to take to keep first responders safe.
GET ACCESS TO A 57-MINUTE PSAP TRAINING COURSE
It’s Equature’s gift to you to improve
PSAP operations today.
Train your entire response team every year with this insightful program.
RESPONDER SAFETY:
NO SUCH THING AS ROUTINE
There were 164 line of duty deaths in 2018. There are no routine calls. Each first responder call is unique and complacency only puts lives at risk. Reinforce these key concepts:
- When to conduct status checks
- How to ensure radio security before giving
wanted information - Why broadcast stolen or DWI in jurisdiction
- How to lower domestic violence risks
Learn what precautions to take
to keep first responders safe.
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