Edesix Ltd, the body worn camera (BWC) company, will be among firms exhibiting at Security and Policing 2017.
Edesix reports that it’s the first BWC provider to supply fire services in the UK. It supplies fire-fighters in the West Midlands with BWCs, after a trial at ten Birmingham fire stations in 2016. West Midlands deployed 80 Edesix Videobadges earlier this year to be used primarily for learning and development.
Stuart Boutell, Edesix’s product manager, says: “Our Videobadges are currently being utilised to help fire-fighters gather information to review their responses to incidents. This will greatly help the review and learning processes of the fire services. The use of body worn cameras for identifying best practice is fast becoming fundamental within our all our emergency services.”
As featured in the March 2017 print issue of Professional Security magazine, Edesix has become the Body Worn Camera provider of choice for Her Majesty’s Prison Service throughout the UK, and for Police Services such as PSNI.
At the annual invite-only Security & Policing show at Farnborough, Product Manager Stuart Boutell will be presenting on the future of BWCs within the fire service, highlighting the story thus far. Edesix will also be showing its latest BWCs and accessories, including the X-100 head-mounted camera for firearms and tactical teams.
Edesix can be found at booth B25; Stuart Boutell’s presentation will take place at 1pm on Thursday, March 9. To book a place at the presentation, or to book a meeting or demonstration, contact [email protected] or call +44 131 550 3832.
