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Scottsdale, AZ, USA
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Axon provides technology solutions aimed at improving public safety and law enforcement effectiveness. Their product range includes smart weapons like TASER devices, body-worn cameras, in-car video systems, and software for managing evidence and enhancing situational awareness. These products work by integrating hardware and software to help law enforcement agencies capture, store, and analyze data effectively. Axon stands out from competitors by offering a combination of hardware and software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, which provide ongoing revenue through subscriptions. The company's goal is to enhance safety and accountability in public safety operations, ensuring that law enforcement agencies have the tools they need to protect lives and operate efficiently.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$246M
Headquarters
Scottsdale, Arizona
Founded
1993
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u003cemu003eThis is a guest post by u003c/emu003eDrexel University's u003ca href=u0022https://technical.ly/author/robertkaneu0022u003eRobert Kaneu003c/au003e, professor of criminology and justice studies, and u003ca href=u0022https://technical.ly/author/jordanhyatt/u0022u003eJordan Hyattu003c/au003e, associate professor of criminology and justice studiesu003cemu003e. A version of this article is republished from u003c/emu003eu003ca href=u0022https://theconversation.com/lessons-from-stop-and-frisk-can-help-philly-police-use-drones-to-improve-safety-without-compromising-civil-liberties-243681u0022u003eThe Conversationu003c/au003eu003cemu003e under a Creative Commons license.u003c/emu003ePhiladelphia’s plans to expand its use of police-operated drones signals a pivotal shift in how the city seeks to protect – and surveil – its citizens.According to the city’s Citizen Police Oversight Commission, the Philadelphia Police Department had two drones as of early 2024. These were, the commission says, primarily used by SWAT teams to scout locations before serving high-risk warrants.The 2025 city budget earmarks over US$800,000 for police drones, a spokesperson from the department’s Office of Public Affairs told us via email in response to our questions.The spokesperson also confirmed that Philadelphia police are conducting test flights in Kensington and the surrounding area as part of the initial phase of a “Drone First Responder” program. For now, they say, they’re simply gathering data on how quickly drones respond to certain types of 911 calls compared with traditional police responses.Police technology can evolve rapidly, and many police agencies across the country already use drones – including as first responders.This technology may make the operation of law enforcement agencies more efficient and perhaps safer for officers, as they can have eyes on a scene from a safe distance. But many privacy advocates and members of the public have raised concerns about the privacy implications.We are Philadelphia-based criminologists and researchers who seek to understand the impact of policing practices and technologies, including body-worn cameras and Tasers, on police legitimacy and public policy.We see how drone policing can pose an almost entirely new set of potential benefits – and risks.A police drone flies near Bourbon Street in New Orleans on Jan. 2, 2025, after the driver of a pickup truck plowed into a New Year’s crowd overnight, killing at least 14 people
Although Axon competes with companies like Motorola and Oracle in the sensors and software markets, it benefits from strong existing relationships with many U.S. law enforcement agencies that use its Tasers.
SAN MATEO, Calif., Nov. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Verkada, the leader in cloud-based physical security, today announced that it has added six new technology partners to its Integrations Program: Appriss Retail, Auror, Axon Evidence, CompScience, Extreme Networks, and RedBag. This expanded range of supported integrations will empower Verkada customers across a range of verticals, including retail, law enforcement, manufacturing, and education, to address even more use cases with Verkada's platform and solutions. "Verkada's supported integrations are making it even easier for our customers to leverage Verkada's powerful platform," said Brandon Davito, Senior Vice President of Product and Operations. "As we continue to add more trusted technology partners to Verkada's Integrations Program with deep expertise in verticals, we'll continue to unlock even more value for our more than 28,000 customers globally and across even more complex environments and use cases.". With Appriss Retail, a loss prevention and return management solution, retail customers can seamlessly pair their Verkada cameras with Appriss Retail's operational analytics to quickly identify and review suspicious transactions
Retail crime reporting, surveillance and intelligence platform Auror is currently under investigation by Australia's Information Commissioner