Panasonic, a leading provider of advanced mobile technology and video evidence solutions for the government and public sector, announced that it has been officially awarded a contract for Arbitrator Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) from Rutgers University, New Jersey?s largest institution of higher learning.

With the rollout scheduled for completion in 2016, officers are already patrolling campuses in Camden, New Brunswick, Piscataway, and Newark with the equipment. In addition, the NJ cities of Long Branch, Asbury Park and Rutherford started to roll out Panasonic body-worn cameras this past summer. In South Carolina, the Greenville County Sheriff?s Office is deploying 300 Arbitrator 360 in-car video systems. In May, the Huntsville, AL Police Department purchased 360 Panasonic Arbitrator Body-Worn Cameras.

Each installation relies on Panasonic?s advanced Unified Evidence Management Solution to ensure that video is easy to access when necessary.

“Panasonic digital solutions give officers cutting-edge technology to address the challenges of 21st century policing,” said Panasonic Business Security Group VP Greg Peratt. “Law enforcement agencies are coming to Panasonic for the next generation in evidence collection, featuring HD video; a compact and rugged design; and seamless integration with the industry?s leading back-end video evidence management system.”

System Solution highlights at IACP 2016 include:

Arbitrator 360°™ HD
The Arbitrator 360