Axis body worn cameras document actions and capture evidence. They record incidents as they appeared to the camera wearer, and as they sounded to all involved. They deliver recordings with sharp audio and video that you can use in internal investigations and in court.

Footage from Axis body worn cameras is a useful tool for teaching personnel how to respond to situations they’re likely to encounter. For example, you can analyze footage of an incident. Or use portions of an encounter as the basis for testing how students would respond to a similar set of circumstances before revealing the real outcome.

Body worn cameras affect the behavior of both camera wearers and the public. Awareness of being recorded seems to make people feel there’s a “digital witness” to their actions. So the public is less likely to behave badly, and camera wearers are more likely to stay cool and comply with regulations. This reduces the number of complaints and incidents.

Axis body worn cameras can also make wearers and the public feel safer. Wearers approach their jobs with more confidence and the public feels less threatened, so both are less likely to take actions they may later regret.

Body worn cameras also provide a record of all kinds of events and encounters. So they protect wearers, the public and organizations against unwarranted accusations, false claims, and liability.