What is a flock camera?

Flock Cameras Capture Vehicle Images Over 70% of crime occurs with a vehicle, so Flock Safety is able to capture vehicles traveling up to 100 MPH and up to 75 ft away—day and night. Cameras are often installed at neighborhood entrances to capture images of all incoming vehicles.

What is flock system?

Flock Safety built the first public safety operating system that helps neighborhoods, businesses, and law enforcement in 1200+ cities work together to eliminate crime, protect privacy, and mitigate bias. Our proprietary devices and cloud-based software reduce crime by +70%.

What is a flock hit?

Flock Safety delivers real-time notifications directly to your officers’ MDT and mobile device when a camera sees a vehicle registered on the FBI’s NCIC hotlist, your custom list or wanted suspects, or matched with your Vehicle Fingerprint ™ search criteria.

What is a LPR camera?

License Plate Reader (LPR) Camera Systems Dedicated LPR camera systems are high-tech systems that use a combination of high-definition cameras and special optical character recognition (OCR) to capture and identify license plates.

How do I block security cameras?

Also, you can close the curtain or shade on the window to block security cameras. The privacy fence, bamboo curtains and yard shade sails are also effective tools to disable CCTV security cameras. Additionally, you may put up cheap posts with cloth flags along the property line to block the CCTV security camera’ view.

What is the purpose of flock?

In the photographic industry, flocking is one method used to reduce the reflectivity of surfaces, including the insides of some bellows and lens hoods. It is also used to produce light-tight passages for film such as in 135 film cartridges. Flock consists of synthetic fibers that look like tiny hairs.

What is a police hot list?

What is a hotlist? A hotlist is a list of licence plates that have been identified by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO), the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC), or the WPS as being of interest to police.

What makes a good LPR camera?

Usually the best LPR cameras can “read” information from license plates in one or more lanes. Most have built-in infrared for night-time or low light situations. Have high accuracy in decoding license plates.

How does a LPR camera work?

How LPR Works. License plate recognition works when your camera captures video of a vehicle’s license plate and then either stores it for later review or runs the image through video analytics software to compare it to a database of stored license plate numbers.

Where can I get flock for my dashboard?

Its not a particularly hard wearing surface so if the dash is coming in and out of the car a lot, it’s probably not the finish for you. Flockit have a range of kits available for flocking in many colours (although why you’d choose anything other than black is beyond me!). Ebay is also a good source for kits to flock your dashboard.

Why do I have flocked finish on my dashboard?

It’s where very fine synthetic fibres are adhered to the dash surface using a multi part process. The flocked effect minimises glare which is why you will always see this finish in touring cars, Le Mans cars and anything else that has a windscreen.

How long does it take to flock a dash?

Once you have the entire dash covered with adhesive, the fibers can be applied. Be very generous when applying the fibers as the glue can soak through them. Once you have completely flocked the dash, let it set undisturbed for 12-hours or more depending on the temperature in your work area.

What should I look for in a dash cam?

Choose from reliable dash cams and wireless backup cameras. You want a discreet, voice-controlled dash cam that captures crisp HD video; plus options for interior recording or monitoring activity around your parked car. You want a clear view of what’s behind or in-front of your vehicle.

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