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    PRO-VISION Unveils BODYCAM 4 Body-Worn Camera

    Dec. 2, 2020
    Related To: Pro-Vision Video Systems
    PRO-VISION Video Systems
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    Pro-Vision Video Systems' Bodycam 4 body-worn camera is a dependable, fully-integrated body-worn camera you can count on to capture video evidence you can trust. 

    Bodycam 4 is intelligently designed to provide a cost-effective approach for policing in today’s world. With RFID Login, departments can purchase Bodycam 4 based on need instead of officer head count. This enables officers on different shifts to easily share a single body-worn camera, allowing departments to get what they need today while still being able to add more as resources allow.

    Bodycam 4 is designed to make the process of capturing video evidence as simple as possible. The device features configurable Full-Shift Continuous Recording and Pre-Event Recording buffers to ensure critical events are not missed, even without hitting record. Bodycam 4 can also be automatically activated by any vehicle within a 30-foot range to keep the focus where it should be – on the situation at hand.

    Users can trust the evidence they capture with Integrated GPS that stamps coordinates on video files and in metadata to provide the extra details needed to tell the full story.

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