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Trakka Systems Announces Total Mission Solution Package for Pomona Police Department
Trakka Systems recently announced Total Mission Solutions Package for the Pomona Police Department. Trakka’s unparalleled surveillance package consists of the TrakkaCam TC-300 EO/ IR, gyro-stabilized, compact multi-sensor surveillance camera, the sophisticated multispectral TrakkaBeam TLX searchlight, and TrakkaMaps TM-100 moving maps and video management system. The Pomona Police Department MD 500E helicopter assists ground units in performing routine patrols, surveillance missions, search and rescue, counterterrorism patrols, searches, transports,
speed enforcement, vehicle
pursuits, and command and control for emergency incidents.
“This system is epic. Clear video, rapid mapping system with tons of easily used features. The system is amazing. I love it, my crew loves it, and I’m beyond excited to have it,” said Tim Cooper, lead tactical flight officer at Pomona Police Department.
Trakka’s airborne total mission solutions are designed to meet and exceed the aviation industry’s most stringent requirements.
The TrakkaCam TC-300 is a versatile, compact, long-range,
multi-sensor
surveillance system designed for installation on various manned and unmanned platforms. Its advanced features and sophisticated image processors are embedded within the single-LRU configuration and feature
Advanced image processing modes, such as image blending, split-screen, and picture-in-picture, allow users to simultaneously exploit images from the different sensors and extract details that would otherwise go undetected by a single sensor. Another feature, moving target detection (MTD), is embedded right into the system. The TC-300 is a non-ITAR exportable product, and RTCA DO-160 tested for environmental, electromagnetic, and mechanical compliance, making it ideal for use in even the harshest environments.
TrakkaBeam’s TLX is the latest generation of searchlights in a class of its own. The TLX is inertially stabilized for enhanced performance and ease of use. Utilizing a unique Xenon technology, the TLX system provides an efficient and more intense beam from the center to the edges. Its aerodynamic design and light weight
eliminate the need for a counterweight, even with side-mounted systems. Up to six different filters can be selected in less than one second. It features covert IR illumination (for assets with NVG) that are visible in red, green or amber, with white light options. The TLX is DO- 160G certified and DO-178 compliant.
TM-100 is a full-featured mission mapping
and video management
system that can run on various computer platforms, including notebooks and ruggedized laptops. The affordable and flexible architecture is easily customizable with open-source and proprietary secure databases. Designed to integrate with TrakkaCam cameras and TrakkaBeam searchlights, the TM-100 can slew the camera and searchlight line of sight to any point on the map with the touch of the screen or mouse click, providing the address, intersection, city,
points of interest,
or coordinate entries. The TM-100’s intuitive touchscreen controls offer 3D, street, satellite, and custom map views, with augmented reality overlays on live video imagery.
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