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Orbitron Chirange 2.0
planned for release in Q2 2009 with some major new features and
enhancements; including real-time GPS tracking integrated with Google
Maps and Sat Nav systems, allowing the monitoring police personnel
movements in real-time, Chirange 2.0 will use geo-tagging and
geo-fencing functionality for intelligent information targeting for
alerts to patrol and traffic officers, detectives and specialist teams
working in the field, providing a smart secure visual communications
tool to complement existing radio systems.
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Secure Windows Mobile Software for law
enforcement (PDA, Smartphones and Netbooks)
Chirange mobile software application suite
designed specifically for use by police organisations and security agencies. This application offers
the highest level of data encryption
security (FIPS140-2) over cellular 3G/GPRS mobile communication networks.
Designed from the ground up on Microsoft's .Net platform this new
application provides
intelligent ease of use features with practical functionality.
Chirange is a comprehensive suite of
mobile police applications that are all designed to work seamlessly
together, yet are flexible enough to be adaptable to how your
individual law enforcement
organisation or agency works. (see
www.chirange.com for more details)
COPLINK Mobile
One
PDA police application that is available is called COPLINK Mobile,
which is essentially a compact version of the full COPLINK
intelligent data searching software, which can be used by police
officers and security personnel on the move, to provide comprehensive
data searches of law enforcement databases. For further details about
this application please see the COPLINK
web page.
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Chirange - Secure Intelligent Mobile Applications for law enforcement
and government agencies www.chirange.com
Orbitron Technologies is
currently
developing Chirange version 2.0 which contains new functions like
real-time GPS tracking, geo-tagging and geo-fencing for data and
intelligence information, full integration with Google Maps and
Google Earth and other GIS mapping systems, integration with most
common Sat Nav systems, comprehensive reporting including a "radar
replay" of all Chirange device locations for incident monitoring.
Chirange 2.0 is due for release in Q2 2009 and Orbitron will also
provide the option for a cost effective "secure hosted platform"
service for Chirange, allowing for smaller businesses, organisations
and government departments to fully utilise the Chirange mobile
applications but pay small monthly or annual services fees.
Chirange works on most Microsoft Windows
Mobile PDA and Smartphones devices, Tablet PCs, laptops and netbook
computers.
Basic Feature list of
Orbitron Technologies Chirange 1.0 Police mobile software
application (full feature list for Chirange 2.0 will be
published here shortly)
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- Chirange features secure online connectivity
to the authorised police network, yet PDA\Smartphone
devices can be used over existing cellular communication
networks (GPRS\3G), and it is planned for Chirange to be adaptable for other secure
communication networks like TETRA. In addition to the Chirange GPRS\3G
device, a stand alone e-form entry version is available to run on
more basic mobile devices that uses Bluetooth, wi-fi and USB connectivity
for simple data hot-syncing operations.
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- Real-time data link to any database in
XML for completing reports\forms (incidents, traffic
notices, arrest reports, street bail, domestic violence
etc.) which when completed on the mobile device are automatically
sent instantly to Police HQ servers. Digital forms are all
designed to UK Police NIM standards. Outside of the UK, all
digital forms are fully customisable to your particular
requirements and national police standards.
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- Grouped digital
Briefing, instant Alerts and comprehensive database search for
local\national data sources, intelligence data, vehicle,
firearms and
person details, displaying photographic images, fingerprints.
Automatic
trigger warnings and warrant\terrorist suspect alerts can be set on specific search criteria.
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- Image capture (vehicle license
plates, person ID etc.) used by officers at crime scenes, incidents,
traffic accidents, using
high quality jpeg fractal image compression. Provides
option for central control\departments or specific senior
personnel to view images and picture evidence in real-time (soon video
pictures will also be available).
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- A web browser Central Control Suite integrates
with existing police systems, permitting individual officer or groups
to receive specific data, information, images or alert
messages, for example all traffic officers
could receive a particular urgent alert or patrol officers in a
specific area could be alerted with incident warning,
ensuring just they receive the right information at the right
time, without alerting officers that don't need the specific
information. The same "security grouping" facility
allows all police officers and police personnel to be grouped
by rank or particular unit, so permitting specific data and
secure intelligence to be targeted to the right people.
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- Chirange features the highest level of
data encryption and permits only temporary storage of any
secure data on the mobile device itself, so should the device be lost or stolen, then
any secure data cannot
be accessed as the mobile device locks out any user without password security,
plus for additional security resilience, all PDAs and
Smartphones have a user
timeout feature and a smart trace facility with a remote "kill
unit"
function, which if initiated by HQ can render a
particular mobile device effectively useless and non-operative.
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- Mobile devices will be supplied with optional fingerprint security access,
with future provision for biometric equipped units
to check a persons identification" in real-time using
fingerprint scanning linked to a national database, plus a
similar function will in the near future allow for biometric scanning
of the eye. DNA database referencing will also
be available in the future.
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- Chirange equipped mobile devices will allow police
officers, detectives and specialists working in the field to access (authorised
users) Microsoft Word, Access, Excel and PowerPoint
files located on HQ servers, plus read\write email
in their secure accounts.
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- Chirange will have complete integration with
force standard map\street referencing software, and
additionally provide an option for enhanced GPS
capabilities, offering pin-point
officer tracking, and allow control centres to better direct
officers to incidents in the field. This function is
also designed to assist accident investigation officers with
accurate location referencing,
with the option to have overlaying any map location with an
aerial satellite photograph for a near 3D perspective of
locations on the ground. Chirange version 2.0 will
feature extensive GPS tracking functionality and
capabilities.
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- Mobile device hardware accessories: include
miniature thermal printer\barcode reader (GPS will be
integral on some devices).
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- Chirange can be installed on virtually
any Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone or PDA
device running WM version 5 or 6 (i.e. HP iPAQs,
Palm, HTC devices) and can work on Windows laptops and
Netbooks.
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As well as being a strong robust
handheld unit that is practical to use in all conditions, a
Police PDA mobile device must have clear functionality with quick
access to information that officers need and it should be
equally easy to input data and send information. With limited
screen space, navigation and software controls have to be spot
on for ease of use, so we have ensured that all menus are
comprehensible with a clean intelligent tab style design leading users
intuitively through each
application step by step.
It
is important to note that not all police work or administrative
tasks are practically suited to using a mobile handheld device like
a PDA or Smartphone. Even certain basic form completion work is far more time
consuming using such a device rather than completing forms manually
or using a desktop computer. So it is clear that even though
mobile technology is advancing a pace, the use of a mobile device for daily
police work will have to have a focused and practical specification,
based clearly on what officers want, what they require, and just what
tasks they can actually do with a small mobile handheld unit.
However, mobile applications can bring new and important
resources to police work, allowing some administrative and paperwork
tasks to be completed away from the police station, so potentially
permitting more officers to spend more time in the field on patrol. Though it
is the introduction of new technology devices like Chirange with its
impressive features that can place
a powerful new communications and crime fighting tool in the hands of
every police officer
and detective.
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Assisting law enforcement agencies to fight crime and
terrorism.... 24/7 see
www.chirange.com
With such features as, instant secure remote access to local and
national police databases, fast searches on suspects or incidents,
viewing and capturing
digital photographs\video, using enhanced GPS for location relay,
traffic accident investigations and digital street mapping, Chirange
is well ahead of the competition. On the
administrative task side, forms can now be completed digitally using
smart predictive text and auto-completion features, plus in the near future voice
recognition technology will further assist in data input.
There are many plus points to
introducing new mobile technologies, and we have taken the approach
to maintain open and industry standards wherever possible. The
future of data communications is wide open as new high bandwidth
networks are now being introduced, so why tie down a police
departments
mobile communications to expensive propriety networks, when existing
(and future) cellular communication network service providers
(GPRS\3G) can offer a secure and cost effective solution that
is available today, with good bandwidth for data.
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FREE Chirange Trial Offer
to law enforcement and government agencies
Orbitron Technologies is currently seeking
several police departments who would be interested in being involved
with a FREE time limited trial using our beta Chirange mobile
application, which is scheduled to take place in Spring 2009.
Should your police or government organisation be interested in
receiving further information about this trial, then please email us
at:
Chirange@orbitrontech.com
Should you wish to discuss the Chirange Police
applications or receive further information about our other business
Windows Mobile developments, then please do contact our development team on 0870 760 7536
or email:
Chirange@orbitrontech.com
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