In an attempt to reduce some of the confusion, Yardarm has developed a wireless sensor that allows firearms to be tracked and monitored in real time thanks to a small electronics package that fits ...

Yardarm Technologies Inc., the Silicon Valley startup that makes the sensor, has had only one other testing ground so far – a small police force in Texas – which abandoned the product in January, ...

Startup Yardarm Technologies is working on one. The company's thumb-size wireless location- and movement-tracking sensor fits snugly in the butt of a Glock handgun. That sensor could shorten ...

One startup in particular called Yardarm has developed a sensor that will bring real-time monitoring to police firearms, offering up information on things like when a gun was drawn and which way ...

All of this data coming off the sensors is connected to the police officer's smarthphone via Bluetooth and that's then being sent up to Yardarm's servers. Once in the cloud, the information can be ...

Slipped into the handle of an officer's firearm, this sensor keeps commanders aware of on-duty activity. Courtesy Yardarm Technologies Controversy is the fruit of unclear facts, especially when ...

Yardarm Technologies' gun sensor looks like a small door-stop. At only 2.5 inches in length, the device houses two accelerometers and a magnetometer. Inserted into the grip of a gun, these ...

The Yardarm Holster Aware sensor immediately alerts the Vantage body-worn camera when an officer’s weapon is unholstered. The camera automatically begins recording, and if configured to do so ...

A Silicon Valley startup said Friday that police agencies were field testing its new product: a wireless sensor that transforms officers' weapons into smart guns with real-time telemetry.

Yardarm Technologies, Inc is a leading public safety Internet of Things (IoT) provider of sensor and communications technology to law enforcement, security, and military agencies. Yardarm ...

LensLock Law Enforcement Technology Solution Partners with YardArm Sensor Technology to Improve LensLock Body Cameras SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, March 19, 2024 ...

Yardarm Technologies Inc., the Silicon Valley startup that makes the sensor, has had only one other testing ground so far—a small police force in Texas—which abandoned the product in January ...