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    Kinesense LE

    Sept. 15, 2017
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    Kinesense LE is the complete video investigation solution from capture to court. Import CCTV, bodyworn camera and surveillance footage. This powerful solution enables time-efficient video retrieval, search and reporting from vast amounts of video evidence, whilst ensuring the integrity of your data.

    Available as a standalone or enterprise wide solution.

    Ideal for:

    ·         Organisation wide deployment

    ·         Major investigation teams

    ·         CCTV Investigations

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