Safety equipment


Its latest product is the smallest, lightest and most discreet incident recorder to date. Designed for industries requiring less frequent use than the eight to 14 hour recording time of VideoBadge, the VideoTag VT-50 is also unobtrusive, cost effective and easy to use, as it requires no extra training, streams live footage, and has a standby battery life of up to three months. The VT series also provides complementary audio and video capture of incidents when utilised as part of a larger body worn camera and CCTV security function.


Data sharing and security


An additional innovation is a camera streaming gateway software, ONStream, which enables ONVIF compliant video management systems to be compatible with the above cameras, streamlining the management of footage for users. The cameras integrate seamlessly with VideoManager and leading CCTV video management systems via ONStream, so that


captured footage can be instantly shared and viewed by security staff. As with all new technology, there are questions concerning the security of data, access to information and the regulations around use, all of which pose initial challenges when introducing body worn cameras to a new market. Despite this, the company has worked


hard to ensure that all of these devices are secure and encrypted, that data cannot be obtained from the cameras without secure login credentials, and that only authorised users are able to have access to review and manage footage. Indeed, these challenges are being met in successful deployments to trusted organisations such as the UK’s fire and rescue services, Her Majesty’s Prison Service, and the Police Service of Northern Ireland


Richie McBride is managing director and co founder of Edesix Ltd. For more information, view page 5


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