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    AXON Body Camera

    Aug. 5, 2013
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    TASERrevealed the newest addition to its family of on-officer video cameras. The AXON body camera provides a convenient option for officers who are looking for world-class functionality in a simple design. At just $299, agencies with budget restrictions can now afford top-tier video capability.

    TASER created the new AXON body for agencies that value a simpler camera option at a lower price point. The sleek design, wide-angle lens, and automated workflows allow for wearability and easy deployment.

    Features of the AXON body system:

    • Pre-event buffer captures 30-second video before activation
    • Full shift 12+ hour battery / record time
    • 130-degree wide-angle lens provides tremendous field of view. See TASER AXON body Comparison video
    • Low light recording captures video comparable to the human retina. See TASER AXON body Low-Light video
    • Automatically charge and upload videos to EVIDENCE.com or download to local server
    • Video hashing algorithm ensures tamper-proof video
    • Automated video offload untouched by human hands from sensor to storage
    • Live stream or review video over secure Bluetooth to your smartphone with AXON Mobile app
    • Configurable video quality and audio recording settings
    • IPX2 weather resistance
    • Multiple mounting options include chest, belt, in-car, and more

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