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    Baldwin County (Alabama) Sheriff's Office
    Initially, a fixed-wing pilot from Baldwin County received an additional 40 hours of training to fly the newly implemented drones. Additionally, several other officers went through 18 months of drone pilot training to earn FAA certifications.
    Paul Peluso
    Sept. 24, 2020
    The basics of what law enforcement agencies need to pilot a new drone program.
    LETS Corp.
    Hostage / Crisis Response Application with LETS Technology
    LETS Corporation
    June 4, 2018
    The Hostage/Crisis system enables a negotiator to take over/record a call from the first responder immediately, thereby starting negotiations from any location.
    Rockwell Collins
    The new FasTAK™ integrated targeting system from Rockwell Collins is a lightweight solution that delivers speed, simplicity and data integrity from the commander to the forward edge of the battlefield.
    ROCKWELL COLLINS
    May 30, 2018
    Rockwell Collins' FasTAK is a tactical combat targeting system and secure communications gateway. The FasTAK solution features a wearable targeting system available in Microsoft...
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    Incident Response Technologies Inc.'s (IRT) RhodiumSE is an incident management tool focused specifically on special events. The cloud-based software builds on IRT's widely utilized...
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    RealView LLC
    Feb. 17, 2018
    One of three TV stories on CommandScope last week in Waco, Texas, focused on the Robinson Independent School District being the first in the state to use a pre-incident software...
    Web App Remote Control Announcement
    Aquabotix
    Jan. 15, 2018
    Live Remote Control technology allows users to operate underwater vehicles and cameras remotely, from anywhere in the world, using browser-enabled devices, without being present...