RUGGED AND INTUITIVE DESIGN

Focus on the job and not on the weather. The toughened exterior of the VB400 resists rain, snow and dust. Tested to military standards, the result is a body-worn camera that works when you need it. The large central button and robust side switch are positioned for easy operation, even when wearing gloves.

HIGH QUALITY VIDEO

In instances where footage is required for evidence, the camera’s wide angle, 1080p HD lens captures high-quality video from the wearer’s viewpoint - providing accountability, protecting people and proving professionalism. And, with an array of accessories, delivery and warehouse operations staff can attach the VB400 to any uniform or clothing.

LIVE STREAMING

STARTING AND ENDING A SHIFT

The worker scans their RFID card at the start of their shift. The VideoManager system assigns a VB400 body-worn camera, which identifies itself in the docking station with a solid red LED. From this point on, all footage captured on the VB400 will be assigned to the worker. The worker wears the VB400 throughout their shift. The camera will be in standby mode, and will not record unless it is triggered. It is lightweight and can be easily attached to most types of uniform. At the end of the shift, the worker returns the VB400 to a docking station. All stored footage is securely offloaded to VideoManager, and erased from the camera. The VB400 is un-assigned from the worker, and its battery is charged.

RESPONDING TO AN INCIDENT

If the worker needs to capture video footage of a delivery, or feels threatened by a member of the public, the camera is activated quickly and easily with a single button press. When the worker presses the power/record button on the camera, the VB400 vibrates indicating it is recording. Video and audio recording starts immediately. Optionally it can trigger an alert at the security center and stream video over Wi-Fi®. With a press of the bookmark button on the camera, the worker can mark a specific moment of footage as ‘important’. If the worker is approached by a colleague who is also wearing a VB400 camera which has been approved by their employer to utilize Peer-Assisted Recording, the device is activated, providing a second viewpoint of the incident.

INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

The worker’s bookmarked footage is offloaded right away, to be reviewed by an authorised user ahead of the other recordings that are stored within the VideoManager software system. Optionally, the footage can be viewed on the VMS system, alongside associated footage from fixed security cameras. If the agent’s camera was pre-configured to have a pre / post record setup, administrators of the VideoManager software will be able to review, as part of the incident, the moments right before the agent hit the record button on their camera. Footage can be tagged as evidence for future use or used to create real-world training materials for new employees. It will be retained as an ‘incident’ and all other footage will be systematically deleted as required. Incidents can be audited centrally, and securely shared.