Taser's Axon Flex 2 Camera Should Start Shipping By Year-End

The company disclosed that law enforcement agencies could access its VR and experience it with the help of Axon Insider mobile app. It would offer a unique 360-degree view on the network devices, as well as, apps "allowing them to go with confidence from the field to the courtroom."

In the same conference, TASER would be exhibiting its Axeon Flex 2 camera, which is a successor to Axon Flex body-worn camera. The new device would have compelling enhancements compared to its predecessor.

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The company listed following key features:

• Flex 2 boosts retention strength by more than 300 percent and maintains flexibility for easy repositioning between mounts.
• Focus on a solid one-piece design with weather and shock resistant.
• Wider perspective of field of view ranging between 75 and 120 degrees.
• Video resolution offered between 480p and 1080p.
• Axon signal enables automatic activation of camera.
• Flex 2 uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to maximize wireless communications.
• Pre-even buffer ranging between 0 and 120 seconds that can be configured in 30-second increments.

TASER co-founder and CEO, Rick Smith, commented, "When it came time to innovate a new device, our guiding principle was a desire to continue improving the reliability and performance of this mission critical equipment. Hence the refined mounting systems, the hardened durability, and the refined audio and video. We value the confidence that officers place in our equipment — and we are excited to take their performance to a new level with Axon Flex 2."

On Friday, the stock closed at $22.77.

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