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GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE — The police say their new computer software will make responding to calls, recording arrests and incidents and linking with other police, fire and emergency services easier. […]
The new technology allows deputies to take fingerprints in the field and search the databases of the Michigan State Police, FBI and special watch lists within a matter of minutes. The system is being developed by ID Networks Inc. of Ohio. […]
The Mobile Fingerprint Identification solution, developed by ID Networks, is a single-finger scanner that connects to the laptop in a police car via Bluetooth. The device requires two fingerprints before it sends the data to a server at the Rockingham County 911 Center and on to the state. […]
Public safety and biometric software developer ID Networks has provided North Carolina’s Eden Police Department with its mobile fingerprint identification solution, Finger-ID, that allows officers to securely identify individuals in the field. […]
Major changes are coming to a local police department where outdated equipment had nearly eliminated their ability to do simple tasks like running a license plate. Each of the departments 26 cars will now have laptops built-in that allow them to access and enter information in real time, meaning they can patrol a larger area. Product manager Doug Blenman says the new CAD system also takes dates from old calls and arrests, and puts it at officer’s fingertips. […]
Ashtabula, Ohio, April 1st, 2015 – ID Networks, Inc., a leading developer of Public Safety and Biometric software, announced today the acquisition of DaProSystems of Virginia. DaProSystems has been a 30-year, long-term provider of Public Safety and Law Enforcement systems in Virginia with over 170 agencies using their software. ID Networks previously had over [...]
