VideoBadge - Safer Parking Enforcement at Parkex 2012

April 5, 2012 - PRLog -- VideoBadge is a new generation of body-worn-video system devised in an ID card holder style.  Its simple operation and wire-free design makes it extremely versatile and suitable for all types of users and applications. VideoBadge records evidential quality video and audio for 8 hours and is securely encrypted.

Originally designed with protection for lone workers in mind, Parking Enforcement Officers have found it invaluable when it comes to preventing a situation becoming volatile. Its non-threatening appearance makes motorists less defensive at the outset and if activated, the clear CCTV signage discourages any further abuse and aggression.

Once in use, the evidential quality video and audio captured is stored securely on-board the device and simply downloaded to the management software on the designated workstation by USB connection at the end of the shift.

VideoBadge is simple to operate, lightweight yet robust and weatherproof.  It fits securely to clothing and doubles as an ID card holder making it a hassle-free addition to any uniform.

Meet the team on stand D52 where you can see the product demonstrated and watch case study examples of how VideoBadge is used for prevention and protection of frontline staff.

Free trials can be arranged for Parkex 2012 visitors; to register to attend the event visit www.parkex.co.uk. The largest dedicated parking exhibition in Europe is also free to attend and attracts over 9,000 visitors and 120 suppliers each year.

Business Development Manager, Andy Burke said “Parkex is a great opportunity for us to speak to customers directly about their current challenges and gain valuable feedback on the products we offer to meet them.”

Edesix Ltd
Stand: D52 - Parkex 2012
w: www.edesix.com

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VideoBadge, manufactured by Edesix in the UK, is a body-worn-video system styled as an ID card holder. Its wire-free design makes it extremely versatile and suitable for all types of applications. VideoBadge records encrypted video and audio for 8 hours.