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In policing equipment, body worn
video (BWV), body-worn camera (BWC), body camera or wearable camera is a
wearable audio, video, or photographic recording system used to record
events in which police officers or other law enforcers are involved.
High Lights:
> Waterproof IP67 rating for outdoor use
> Support One Button Record
> Unique ID and password protect video file function
| RECORDING | |
| Main Chipset | Ambarella A7L50 |
| Video Resolution |
Multiple Recording Resolution 2304x1296(30 FPS)/ 2560X1080(30FPS)/1920x1080P(30 FPS) /1280x720(60 FPS)/1280X720(30 FPS) |
| Video Format | H.264 MPEG4 |
| Audio Format | AAC2./MP3 |
| Water Mark | User ID, Time and date Stamp Imbedded into Video. |
| Snap Shot | Capture Photos During Video Recording |
| Storage Capacity | 16GB/32GB/64GB/128GB/256GB |
| CAMERA | |
| Night Vision | Up to 10 Meters with Visible Face Detection |
| BATTERY | |
| Type | Built-in 3500mAH Lithium Battery |
| Charging Time | 180 minutes |
Ever
since body cameras were first worn by police officers, there has been a
debate over whether capabilities that make the camera superior to that
of the officer's eyes should be allowed. For instance, infra-red
recordings could in hind-sight clearly show that a suspect did or did
not carry a gun in his hand, but the officer at the scene may not have
been able to see this.
http://www.policebody.com/
