Ubicquia + Flock Safety to Accelerate LPR Deployments
Turn Your Streetlights into Situational Awareness and LPR Camera Sites
See how the Ubicquia + Flock Safety make it simple by turning streetlights into LPR sites.
By using the Ubicquia UbiHub streetlight platform to deploy Flock Safety LPR Technology you can:
- Accelerate permitting.
- Simplify deployments by using your existing streetlights.
- Scale your Flock Safety network faster to improve public safety.
An Integrated Platform for Situational Awareness
As violent crimes increase, police and city officials need new ways to improve their situational awareness. Streaming video, on-demand images, and AI-based analytics can reduce investigation costs by 10%.
With Ubicquia and Flock Safety, you can:
- Get enhanced awareness of the situation
- Provide on demand video evidence
- Reduce crime using the presence of cameras as a deterrent
- Detect unusual motion
- Enhance parking lot, school, and commercial area safety
Flock Safety’s Falcon® LPR cameras currently help law enforcement agencies around the country solve upwards of 1,000 crimes every day. Flock Safety’s patented Vehicle Fingerprint™ technology identifies a vehicle’s unique features (make, vehicle body style, license plate, state of the license plate, paper tags, aftermarket wheels, roof racks, etc.) and makes it possible to find suspect vehicles across your network of cameras.
By using Ubicquia's award winning UbiHub® multi-purpose streetlight platform, which plugs into the photocell socket of 360 million compatible streetlights, integrates with 3rd party cameras and has built-in LTE connectivity, Flock Safety customers can now deploy cameras in minutes.
Intelligent Infrastructure for Public Safety
UbiHub AP/AI combines an integrated situational awareness camera, Wi-Fi, street analytics, and lighting controls in one easy-to-deploy streetlight platform.
The UbiHub AP6 platform has the same Wi-Fi and lighting controls as AP/AI, but it lets you choose the camera or sensor you want to deploy. Simply plug a camera or third-party sensor into the unit’s power over Ethernet (PoE) port.
