Tactical Video Solutions,Tactical Video Solutions,
LLCLLC
5473 S. Sedalia St5473 S. Sedalia St
Centennial CO 80015Centennial CO 80015
303-875-5411303-875-5411
www.tactical-video.comwww.tactical-video.com
Protecting Through Technology
Infra Red Pistol Mounted Camera System
(IR PMCS)
Protecting Through Technology
Highly sensitive video camera
with 4 powerful IR illuminators
Picatinny Rail mounted
on the pistol magazine
Complete system with camera mounted
on the pistol and all wires connected
Wrist-mounted monitor
with Velcro strip.
The system may be also used
with helmet mounted monocular
or video glasses, e.g. EyeTop™
Examples of using IR PMCS, including pole-mounted application
Infra Red Pistol Mounted Camera System
(IR PMCS)
Protecting Through Technology
• Designed to be used by and with input from
Law Enforcement Officers
• Designed to be affordable for
Law Enforcement Officers
• Was evaluated by
Law Enforcement Officers
• Is currently used by
Law Enforcement Officers
Infra Red Pistol Mounted Camera System
(IR PMCS)
Protecting Through Technology
Basic System Specification
• Working Light conditions …………….. from sunshine
to complete darkness
• Effective IR Illumination range ………. more than 25 ft (7.5 m)
• Video Camera Horizontal Resolution .. 420 lines
• Angle of view ……………………………. 78 deg
• System video output …………………… standard NTSC
• Video Monitor Screen ………………….. 1.8” TFT LCD
• Video Monitor Resolution ……………... 116160 pixel
• May be used with any type of NTSC head mounted display
Infra Red Pistol Mounted Camera System
(IR PMCS)
Protecting Through Technology
• The first and the only affordable gun mounted camera system
on the market
• The only pistol mounted camera that does not change the
gun’s balance
• Allows officer to observe the situation without exposing self to
danger
• Can be used in any light conditions from sunshine to complete
darkness
• Can be mounted on any Military Standard 1913 (Picatinny) rail
Field testing was performed by
• 23 Patrol Officers
• 4 Police Sergeants
• 12 SWAT Operators from five different teams
• 5 former Special Forces Operators
• 2 members of security contracting companies
Feedback from Law EnforcementFeedback from Law Enforcement
Protecting Through Technology
Negative
(13%)
Positive (87%)
Quotes from the FeedbackQuotes from the Feedback
Protecting Through Technology
• “This system is more flexible and could do the same thing as our $14,000
pole camera system.”
SWAT Officer - Boulder Police Dept.
• “I’ve had to stick my head into many attics looking for suspects, it would
be very nice to stick the camera into the attic instead of my head.”
Patrol Officer - Commerce City Police Dept.
• “Our department’s SWAT team currently uses mirrors to clear corners
and doorways. Our current budgets do not allow us to purchase the more
expensive pole camera systems, this product could be an affordable way
to do this.”
Douglas County Sheriff’s SWAT Tactical Commander
IR PMCS: Problem SolvingIR PMCS: Problem Solving
Protecting Through Technology
• Saves lives of both Law Enforcement Officers and civilians
• Increases reliability of decision-making in critical situations
• Gives Officers night vision tool combined with their primary weapon
• Decreases losses due to wrong use of deadly force
• Provides Officers with the ability to use their weapon from safe position
IR PMCS: Social AspectsIR PMCS: Social Aspects
Protecting Through Technology
• Decrease in Police and civilian losses
• Potential for improving public relations through
▪ Decrease in life losses
▪ More reliable decision making
▪ More trust between Police and public
▪ Less tension between Police and minorities
• Combining IR PMCS with miniature recording device serves to
▪ Monitor and document use of deadly force
▪ Avoid false accusations of police brutality
▪ Provide Officers with better training
Tactical Video: Looking into the FutureTactical Video: Looking into the Future
Protecting Through Technology
• Small and affordable head-mounted monocular
• Wireless/network IR PMCS complex
• “Video Witness” for both Police and civilian markets
• Miniature and affordable unmanned reconnaissance
vehicles (including aerial) for police applications

PMCS Presemtation_

  • 1.
    Tactical Video Solutions,TacticalVideo Solutions, LLCLLC 5473 S. Sedalia St5473 S. Sedalia St Centennial CO 80015Centennial CO 80015 303-875-5411303-875-5411 www.tactical-video.comwww.tactical-video.com Protecting Through Technology
  • 2.
    Infra Red PistolMounted Camera System (IR PMCS) Protecting Through Technology Highly sensitive video camera with 4 powerful IR illuminators Picatinny Rail mounted on the pistol magazine Complete system with camera mounted on the pistol and all wires connected Wrist-mounted monitor with Velcro strip. The system may be also used with helmet mounted monocular or video glasses, e.g. EyeTop™ Examples of using IR PMCS, including pole-mounted application
  • 3.
    Infra Red PistolMounted Camera System (IR PMCS) Protecting Through Technology • Designed to be used by and with input from Law Enforcement Officers • Designed to be affordable for Law Enforcement Officers • Was evaluated by Law Enforcement Officers • Is currently used by Law Enforcement Officers
  • 4.
    Infra Red PistolMounted Camera System (IR PMCS) Protecting Through Technology Basic System Specification • Working Light conditions …………….. from sunshine to complete darkness • Effective IR Illumination range ………. more than 25 ft (7.5 m) • Video Camera Horizontal Resolution .. 420 lines • Angle of view ……………………………. 78 deg • System video output …………………… standard NTSC • Video Monitor Screen ………………….. 1.8” TFT LCD • Video Monitor Resolution ……………... 116160 pixel • May be used with any type of NTSC head mounted display
  • 5.
    Infra Red PistolMounted Camera System (IR PMCS) Protecting Through Technology • The first and the only affordable gun mounted camera system on the market • The only pistol mounted camera that does not change the gun’s balance • Allows officer to observe the situation without exposing self to danger • Can be used in any light conditions from sunshine to complete darkness • Can be mounted on any Military Standard 1913 (Picatinny) rail
  • 6.
    Field testing wasperformed by • 23 Patrol Officers • 4 Police Sergeants • 12 SWAT Operators from five different teams • 5 former Special Forces Operators • 2 members of security contracting companies Feedback from Law EnforcementFeedback from Law Enforcement Protecting Through Technology Negative (13%) Positive (87%)
  • 7.
    Quotes from theFeedbackQuotes from the Feedback Protecting Through Technology • “This system is more flexible and could do the same thing as our $14,000 pole camera system.” SWAT Officer - Boulder Police Dept. • “I’ve had to stick my head into many attics looking for suspects, it would be very nice to stick the camera into the attic instead of my head.” Patrol Officer - Commerce City Police Dept. • “Our department’s SWAT team currently uses mirrors to clear corners and doorways. Our current budgets do not allow us to purchase the more expensive pole camera systems, this product could be an affordable way to do this.” Douglas County Sheriff’s SWAT Tactical Commander
  • 8.
    IR PMCS: ProblemSolvingIR PMCS: Problem Solving Protecting Through Technology • Saves lives of both Law Enforcement Officers and civilians • Increases reliability of decision-making in critical situations • Gives Officers night vision tool combined with their primary weapon • Decreases losses due to wrong use of deadly force • Provides Officers with the ability to use their weapon from safe position
  • 9.
    IR PMCS: SocialAspectsIR PMCS: Social Aspects Protecting Through Technology • Decrease in Police and civilian losses • Potential for improving public relations through ▪ Decrease in life losses ▪ More reliable decision making ▪ More trust between Police and public ▪ Less tension between Police and minorities • Combining IR PMCS with miniature recording device serves to ▪ Monitor and document use of deadly force ▪ Avoid false accusations of police brutality ▪ Provide Officers with better training
  • 10.
    Tactical Video: Lookinginto the FutureTactical Video: Looking into the Future Protecting Through Technology • Small and affordable head-mounted monocular • Wireless/network IR PMCS complex • “Video Witness” for both Police and civilian markets • Miniature and affordable unmanned reconnaissance vehicles (including aerial) for police applications