Toughbook Arbitrator Overview
The Toughbook Arbitrator 360 is a breakthrough digital in-car video system for law enforcement, enabling simultaneous recording on up to five cameras. Panasonic manufactures durable, reliable Panasonic Toughbook mobile computers.
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Visual Pro 360 is the De facto integrator specializing in Mobile Video, fixed video, ALPR for the public safety and private security markets.
Toughbook Arbitrator
Toughbook Arbitrator 360° provides solid-state digital recording with low light imaging and a high capacity SD (SDHC) video and audio recorder.
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The Toughbook Arbitrator 360° has given us a true end-to-end solution for not just recording video, but storing, organizing and accessing video as well. In addition, we quickly realized the benefits of deploying multiple in-car cameras by disproving an internal affairs complaint using evidence captured on a rear-facing camera. From our perspective, a room full of DVDs is no better than a room full of VHS tapes, so the ability to manage and transfer all video vidence digitally is a huge bonus. Our patrol officers found the Arbitrator 360° software interface very easy to use, and were up and running with very minimal training. We value the long-term presence and stability Panasonic has demonstrated in public safety.–Sergeant Todd Beam, Lincoln Police Department (NE)
One of the biggest advantages I see is being able to utilize this technology with the courts.–Chris Lee, Technology Operations Manager, City of Lewisville (TX)
The Arbitrator system has given us a decreased time in court, the ability to gather evidence in a much clearer fashion than before, ease of use and a high comfort level with our officers to use it.–Joni Eddy, Assistant Chief, City of Lewisville Police Dept. (TX)
