Bounce Imaging

A better, safer, lower cost tactical pole cam

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Safety & Rescue teams use Bounce Imagining to easily search confined spaces as each team member can simultaneously view their surroundings while maintaining orientation.

The company’s camera systems are increasingly used to counter SubT threats in tactical and border security operations, with features including small size, stabilization, field of view, and communications capabilities.

Bounce Imaging’s new 4G two-way audio capability pairs secure remote communication with live, omnidirectional 360° video—giving crisis negotiators and tactical teams the ability to communicate with a subject while simultaneously seeing the environment around the device.

Bounce Imaging released a white paper outlining camera systems, features, and use cases for its camera product line.

The Kenosha County Specialized Response Team is a joint rescue team that responds to dangerous situations in Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth Counties in Wisconsin and performs high-risk, complex technical rescues.

The company offers first responder partners several options for accessing video from their cameras, and the post answers questions about those options.

Bounce Imaging’s work with Rescue 1 at the Buffalo Fire Department was featured in a 43North video in July 2017.

Bounce Imaging works with Columbia County, Georgia, which applies technology for its first responders.

Bounce Imaging releases new versions of its rescue and safety cameras at Fire-Rescue International 2018

Marshall County deputies were set to become the first in Alabama to use throwable cameras.

Bounce Imaging is always looking for skilled professionals to join their growing and dedicated team around the world.

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office became the first law enforcement agency in the state to purchase special camera balls for tactical and rescue use. County officials and a Bounce Imaging sales manager demonstrated the equipment’s capabilities.

Lauren Baynes joined Bounce Imaging as vice president of operations.

Bounce Imaging has developed one-of-a-kind throwable tactical cameras with 360° views for the most elite teams.

The FAQ covers the technology behind Bounce Imaging cameras, user information, and related topics.

Bounce Imaging provides information about demos and answers questions about them.

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