Rapidsos adds a real-time video to his offers

A new state technology partnership is hammering the growing importance of video access and evidence of law enforcement.

The tech company of public security, rapidsos, has concluded a contract with the home security company Arlo Technologies, with which emergency providers “a visual confirmation of incidents in real time through video review”, according to the explanation in which the partnership was announced.

This could not only accelerate the emergency words and make them safer for the police, fire brigade and medical personnel, but also reduce the false alarms. Disponents can see live film material from Arlo Home -monitoring cameras before deciding to draw first aiders.

Rapidsos Tech can now help fill out such details of the emergency profile, gate codes and residence information.

“We are pleased that Arlo, who connects millions of users directly with 911,” said Michael Martin, CEO von Rapidsos. “If 911 receives an emergency call, precise information is of crucial importance. By combining Arlos video check with rapidsos' ai-supported connection to public security, first aiders receive the entire image. “

The deal reflects the ongoing, nationwide initiative that emergency call centers from several sources and not only on calls-a Push, which also drives GOV-Tech business offers.

Police departments also combine video and artificial intelligence tools with high-resolution camera systems and shipping plate tracking, which further promotes the limit of public security technology.

In addition, this deal reflects the police's desire to have access to more video tools in particular, which contributes to the fact that Tech buying decisions are being promoted even in some of the smallest departments in the country.

About a year ago, Rapidsos put together a commercial fire service with Hexagon, a company that sold software, sensors and autonomous technology for industry, city, defense, government and other areas.

This deal was announced after Rapidsos had completed a finance round of $ 150 million, which further underlines the attractiveness of public security technology for investors.