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AQUILAVISION’S OTTER TECHNOLOGY HELPS TO BUILD A BETTER BEARTRAP
United States Industry Coalition. Enotes. Vol 12. Num 1. April 2011. http://www.usic.net/wp-content/uploads/April_2011_e-notesFINAL1.pdf. USIC member AquilaVision of Missoula, Montana, recently announced that, through its partnership with Missoula’s Alter Enterprises, it has produced a bear trap which not only contains the animal unhurt, but is fully automatic with cameras, a full communication system and a satellite uplink. [...]
Automated Voice Notification (AVN)
As featured in The Monitor Newsletter, October, 2009: The Monitor Newsletter – October 2009 iSECUREtrac Corporation Omaha, Nebraska Licensed User of OTTER In the following article Automated Voice Notification (AVN) refers to AquilaVision’s OTTER. Victim Notification Notifying authorities in an appropriate time frame is a huge concern for agencies, especially when a victim’s welfare is [...]
AquilaVision, Inc. & Invizeon partner with MSPOA
As featured by the MAEDC, 1-18-08: AquilaVision Partners with Montana Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association AquilaVision, Inc. and Invizeon partner with the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association on Appropriation Funded Project January 18, 2008 http://matr.net/article-27336.html The Fiscal Year 2008 Omnibus Appropriations Bill holds good news for Montanans. Among the $112 Million headed to the [...]
Answer to Missoula County’s Jail Overcrowding
As featured in the Missoulian, 7-02-07: Missoula companies demonstrate technology to keep track of offenders By CHELSI MOY of The Missoulian Cutting-edge technology is part of the answer to Missoula County’s jail overcrowding problem, Sheriff Mike McMeekin says. Finding alternative solutions to jail is no longer optional, but a necessity, he said. In fact, the [...]
Technology to Keep Track of Offenders
As featured in the Missoulian, 2-14-2007: Missoula companies demonstrate technology to keep track of offenders By TYLER CHRISTENSEN of the Missoulian The Montana Department of Corrections is faced with the daunting task of supervising 12,000 offenders, more than 8,000 of which are under intensive supervision outside of prison. That means the average probation or parole [...]
