To assist first responders looking for methods to reduce time and respond to situations, Motorola Solutions unveiled SVX, a gadget that combines a body camera, remote speaker microphone, and an AI assistant called Assist.

Public safety organizations are searching for goods and solutions that expedite emergency response and evidence gathering as part of their increased modernization initiatives.

With its software systems handling over 60 percent of 911 calls in the US, Motorola Solutions is looking to expand its market dominance in the public safety sector.

The APX NEXT radios from Motorola are compatible with the SVX, giving law enforcement personnel real-time data analysis and communication capabilities. ​

According to Motorola Solutions, the device and AI assistant will be integrated with its current systems and improve their functionality.

Assist provides instant access to pertinent data by processing data like driver's licenses and vehicle registration plate numbers.

Assist is anticipated to decrease the amount of time patrol officers spend on simple data entry, which accounts for over 40 percent of their report writing time, according to the business.

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