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“Info-Cop provides officers with detailed information
at their fingertips, including matching RMV photos with the name
being run,” states Burlington police officer Bill Soda. “Info-Cop
saves information which can be retrieved even a week later –
vital to filling in the blanks during investigations.”
Fast access to accurate, mission critical information
- that's the key for computers used in police, fire, emergency,
and military applications. Glacier Computer offers system specifically
designed for these environments while maximizing space within the
vehicles, providing reliable local and wide area wireless networking,
and offering truly sunlight readable screens that meet airbag and
other safety regulations.
Systems designed for the public service sector allow police departments
across the United States to share vital information, display mug
shots, search local and national databases, and share information
with other officers instantly.
Questions? Interested in finding out more? Contact one of our rugged and industrial computer experts by email or call us toll free at 866-724-6257.
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“We are looking forward to using Info-Cop’s
feature where an officer can scan a license and have it automatically
fill in particular fields and send a query to the proper agencies,”
says Westford police officer, Mike Perciballi. “This will save
time, reduce errors, and enhance officer safety in the field.”
In ambulances and other emergency vehicles users
can obtain critical patient information and important medical advice.
Patient status can be relayed instantly to the awaiting emergency
room. Firefighters quickly access buiding information such as floor
plans and lock box locations. Aerial views give hydrant location
and notice of any hazardous materials in nearby facilities. All
of this information is obtained via the Glacier unit and is in-hand
prior to arrival at the fire.
As always, these rugged modules are designed to withstand the extreme
conditions commonly faced by public safety personnel. All Glacier
solutions are built specifically to operate in extremes of shock,
vibration, temperature, and airborne contaminants.
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