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Digital Ally: LIDAR System

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Digital Ally Enters Law Enforcement Speed Detection Market With Laser Ally Handheld Speed Detection LIDAR System

Only LIDAR System Detectors Could Neither Detect Nor Jam In Third-Party Test

Digital Ally, Inc. (Nasdaq: DGLY), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial security applications, today announced the planned introduction of its new handheld Laser Ally LIDAR System for vehicle speed detection. 

“LIDAR systems have been used in the law enforcement industry for a number of years, and the technology is recognized and accepted by courts as an accurate means of detecting vehicle speed,” stated Ken McCoy, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Digital Ally, Inc.  “Our team has years of LIDAR and RADAR experience, allowing us to introduce our new Laser Ally with knowledgeable representatives, supported by Digital Ally’s brand name and excellent reputation for quality customer service.”

Medtec Ambulance: Consolidation

Oshkosh, a $10 billion company based in Wisconsin, is making two simultaneous moves. Its Medtec Ambulance unit will be relocated and consolidated with Pierce Manufacturing in Bradenton, adding 100 to 150 manufacturing and office employees. And its Oshkosh Specialty Vehicles unit will relocate to Clearwater and merge with Frontline Communications, adding about 50 manufacturing and office positions.

The news is an economic boost to Pinellas and Manatee counties, which currently have unemployment rates of 12.4 percent and 12.6 percent, respectively.

The planned relocations will qualify Oshkosh for up to $1.44 million in economic development incentives, with the state of Florida contributing $1.07 million; Manatee County, $333,732; and Pinellas County, $40,000.

In return, Oshkosh pledges to invest $5 million in capital improvements to expand Florida operations.  Medtec will install a new assembly line that allows multiple vehicle types to be assembled in the Bradenton facility. Pierce Manufacturing will make Medtec products at its facility, and the company will continue to operate Medtec as a separate brand.

Oshkosh Specialty Vehicles, which makes high-tech mobile medical imaging vehicles and transportable trailers, is relocating work from manufacturing plants in Harvey and Calumet City, Ill. It will merge with the Clearwater operation of Frontline, a maker of command and communications vehicles and broadcast vehicles.

For the new Clearwater jobs, Oshkosh has pledged to pay an average annual salary of at least $57,897 — 150 percent of Pinellas County’s average annual wage of $38,598

Digital Ally, Inc.: New Thermal Ally Imaging Camera


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Digital Ally, Inc. Unveiled the New Thermal Ally Imaging Camera at IACP 2010

Digital Ally’s new Thermal Ally Imaging Camera was met with great interest at the 118th IACP conference in Orlando. The Thermal Ally is a small, versatile, lightweight thermal camera that allows officers to see things they never would have seen before and prevent them from being exposed to danger, day or night, regardless of the weather.

The competitively priced Thermal Ally is the perfect tool to assist in routine patrols, fugitive searches, identifying disturbed surfaces, finding hidden compartments, locating evidence, accident investigations, search and rescue efforts, and much more. Thermal Ally increases an officer’s vision, safety and effectiveness, allowing them to work undetected. The system features a focus free lens for fast target acquisition, multiple color palettes for accurate identification of targets and evidence, records images or can output video, may operate off the included NiMH rechargeable batteries or external power, and more.

For more information, contact Digital Ally at 800-440-4947, sales@digitalallyinc.com or visit www.digitalallyinc.com.