While you watch over others, let us watch over you.
A new way to track and protect law enforcement officers and first responders utilizing new Satellite technology.
mission Shepherd
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ABOUT SHEPHERD
During active law enforcement operations a need was identified for the development of a device that would enable air and ground crews to differentiate the identity of multiple thermal signatures, this need is especially critical during high-risk operations when lives are at risk.
This piece of technology significantly mitigates the risk of blue-on-blue uses of force by allowing air and ground command to differentiate between friendly signatures and those that pose a risk.
Additional Information
SHEPHERD was designed to address gaps left by current systems such as ATAC, and some AVL systems, which rely on cellular networks to ensure functionality.
SHEPHERD was created to provide critical information for law enforcement, state and federal agencies, and military personnel during single agency and joint agency missions.
SHEPHERD's superiority lies in its use of satellite technology to provide real-time mission data to air support, central command, and individual team members, all at the same time.
The device also creates its own mesh network allowing for more secure communications and less loss of information as well as continuous agent tracking.
SHEPHERD uses system translators in order to work with other system protocols providing greater accuracy while using current systems.
What drives Shepherd
WHAT DRIVES SHEPHERD
- Satellite transmissions on secure networks
- Bypasses the internet using proprietary satellite modems and unique configurations which enable an impenetrable security shield
- Proprietary algorithms, standard micro-controllers, private API's components, and code
- Powered by a high-capacity rechargeable power supply
- Various ports for secure USB, wall, and solar charging and downloading data into standard devices such as micro SD, SD cards, and thumb drive.