Iveda® (OTCQB: IVDA), a leading enabler of cloud-based video surveillance through its Sentir™ platform, announced its partnership with Wolfcom Enterprises, manufacturer of body-worn cameras based in Hollywood, California.

The partnership will include mutual exclusivity based on an undisclosed minimum of Sentir-enabled body cameras.

Iveda’s revenue model is based on a monthly license fee per device.

The partnership will offer next generation integration of proprietary cloud technology into a body camera, enabling cloud storage, and access to live video.

Wolfcom body cameras with WolfcomCloud, the new cloud video storage service, will be available for distribution in January 2015.

The next phase of the integration, available in the first quarter of 2015, will include WolfcomLive, real-time streaming video direct to cloud storage.

“This is a very exciting and pivotal moment in body camera technology. Our partnership with Iveda is happening just as we are poised to grow in the law enforcement body camera market. We are at the right place, at the right time, with the best technology; this partnership has just sealed our destiny as the industry leader in both body worn camera and cloud video surveillance technology,” said Peter Onruang, president of Wolfcom Enterprises. “We expect strong sales in the first quarter of 2015, followed by phenomenal growth throughout the rest of the year into 2016. Our current annual 200% growth rate is anticipated to triple as we come into this profitable market with our combined technologies.”

“It was an easy decision for Iveda to partner with Wolfcom because they have superior patent-pending body cameras, full of functionality, light-weight and small form factor. Their body cameras are more affordable than most leading brands,” said David Ly, chairman and CEO. “We look forward to filling the needs of Wolfcom’s customers and helping them gain additional market share of the estimated $500 million market in the United States and $2.5 billion worldwide.”

Wolfcom’s multi-purpose body cameras can be used as a standalone video recorder, an in-car video system, or it can be attached to a police radio to use as both body camera and speaker microphone with PTT (push to talk) function.

The body cameras can be used to record 1080p video, photograph crime scenes, record audio statements, peek around corners, or for geolocation by tagging video using its GPS feature.

Through Iveda’s Sentir platform, Wolfcom’s body cameras will be able to transmit live streaming video instantaneously to the cloud without additional software or hardware.

The added functionality of live video will allow headquarters to assist an officer in distress during an ongoing event.

This new feature is unique when compared to other after-the-fact solutions. Other solutions require an officer to return to headquarters to download video to a docking station before it can be uploaded to the cloud.

Should a Wolfcom body camera get damaged or lost before an officer can return to headquarters, WolfcomCloud ensures the video is preserved.

“Wolfcom will be the very first body camera manufacturer in the world to offer our new ‘WolfcomLive,’ powered by Iveda – the technology that will allow police commanders to view real-time video footage from an officer’s body camera in the field. Our 20-plus distributors worldwide have been asking for cloud storage as well as live streaming video and we are very excited to finally deliver this feature,” added Onruang.

Wolfcom services the military, law enforcement, private investigators, and consumers with its Wolfcom 3rd eye and Wolfcom Vision body cameras.

The newer Wolfcom Vision is the first body camera in the world with patent-pending Critical Reconnect Technology (CRT), which automatically resumes recording of audio and video should the unit become inoperable during a struggle with a suspect.

Likewise, it is equipped with patent-pending Anti Video Deactivation Technology (AVD), which allows the unit to continue to record should the unit be accidentally turned off during a struggle with a suspect.

Wolfcom is also the first body camera manufacturer utilizing NANO Technology to protect cameras from dust, rain, humidity, sweat, sand, and other liquids.