Body-worn cameras are no longer just a good idea or a luxury item; in fact, they are gaining popularity and finding use in various situations, one of these being in residential estates.

In recent years, body-worn cameras (BWC) have gained significant attention as a means of enhanced transparency and accountability in various fields, including law enforcement, security and emergency services.

Smart Security Solutions ask a number of body-worn camera providers for their take on the market and what features and functionality their latest solutions include.

Smart Security approached a number of surveillance vendors to find out what the latest in surveillance technology is that can make a difference to security operations in mines, as well as general operations.

Lead-acid batteries are a standard in the security market and they will continue to be for many years, despite the growth of lithium-based devices.

TVT’s mobile app puts useful information in the hands of users in an easy to understand and operate format, ensuring users stay abreast of what is happening in their environment.

Video storage and analytical processing, with the help of artificial intelligence on the edge, is simple today with the powerful and advanced camera technology we have available.

Forbatt SA understands the call for more and ever-improving choice in the industry. That is why it ensures its product range and staff are always up to date with the latest technology available on the market.

New research by Omdia notes that the potential total addressable market for body-worn cameras for private security dwarfs that of law enforcement, although the public sector market is not slowing.