The D-Series Body Camera

Award-winning smart, efficient and secure body worn video camera systems that transform the jobs of frontline workers and police officers.

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D-Series Body Camera

Same philosophy. Host of new features.
- 12 hour battery
- Live stream
- Bluetooth triggers
- GPS aware
- Haptics
- 64gb memory
- Ultra low light
- Encryption
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DEMS 360

Simply manage all your digital evidence. Anywhere.
- All media types
- Hosted anywhere
- On any device
- Access everywhere
- Case support
- Automated redaction
- Secure sharing
- In field annotation
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Stories from around the world, how our product works and how it can work for you.

"The cameras are fantastic value for money. If you want the best, then you pay for the best, but there are other cameras out there where you pay a similar price but get half the product."

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It’s not just law enforcement who face situations where body cameras can make a difference. And this is why we’re bringing Calla to the Education market. Calla is a small, secure body camera with a front facing screen and cloud based video management software service.

Pioneering body camera trials in schools.

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“I would recommend Reveal because I’ve looked into other camera providers and they do not seem to be able to provide the same benefits that a front facing screen, articulated camera head and one touch record bring.”

body camera in use by security

"The body cameras really come into their own when our officers or nursing staff face threats, aggression, finger pointing and swearing face to face with no contact. The officers who are attending an incident approach with the front facing screens on and give a warning to the person that is committing violence that they will record if they need to. We’ve never had people playing up to the screen and we have found that as a deterrence measure they are excellent. As a direct result of wearing body cameras our officers will say that violence towards them has decreased dramatically."

Mike Lees, Barnsley Hospital Head of Security

policewoman wearing a body camera

“We found that video on police officers makes a big difference to the behaviour of people interacting with them so this is a very positive step forward.”

Police Minister Stuart Ayres

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