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7/21/15 2:43:01 PM -- Schaumburg, IL, U.S.A -- A Parc drone from CyPhy Works integrated with Motorola Solutions technology is displayed at the Motorola Innovation Center.


In the aftermath of high-profile police incidents in Ferguson, Baltimore and elsewhere, the demand for body cameras skyrocketed throughout the country. While many departments are still trying to get up-to-speed with wearing cameras, high-tech companies are already gearing up for the next innovations in high-tech police gadgetry.

The Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola is testing a series of new gadgets that they intend to market to police department that they say will help the departments become more transparent, improve their investigative abilities and keep officers safer.

-- Photo by Alyssa L Schukar, Freelance

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7/21/15 2:43:01 PM -- Schaumburg, IL, U.S.A -- A Parc drone from CyPhy Works integrated with Motorola Solutions technology is displayed at the Motorola Innovation Center.<br /> <br /> <br /> In the aftermath of high-profile police incidents in Ferguson, Baltimore and elsewhere, the demand for body cameras skyrocketed throughout the country. While many departments are still trying to get up-to-speed with wearing cameras, high-tech companies are already gearing up for the next innovations in high-tech police gadgetry. <br /> <br /> The Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola is testing a series of new gadgets that they intend to market to police department that they say will help the departments become more transparent, improve their investigative abilities and keep officers safer.<br /> <br /> -- Photo by Alyssa L Schukar, Freelance
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