LENEXA, Kansas - Digital Ally , Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:DGLY), a company specializing in video recording and safety products, announced today a multi-year agreement with the Kansas City Chiefs to provide advanced security technology at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This agreement includes the deployment of 120 FirstVu PRO body cameras and two QuickVu 24-bay docking stations, integrated with Digital Ally’s EVO Web cloud platform.
The Chiefs, who have recently claimed the Super Bowl title, are taking steps to enhance the safety and security for staff and attendees at their home stadium. The FirstVu PRO body cameras are equipped with features such as live GPS tracking, remote activation, a full-color touchscreen, and full HD audio and video capabilities. They are also designed to be rugged and reliable, boasting an IP67 rating and MIL-STD-810G compliance.
Colby Harrison, the Director of Safety and Event Security for the Kansas City Chiefs, expressed the organization's commitment to fan safety and the positive experience that the Digital Ally products provide. Brody Green, President of Digital Ally, also commented on the pride the company takes in its relationship with the Chiefs and the application of their technology beyond law enforcement to venues focused on optimal safety and security.
The FirstVu PRO body cameras and QuickVu docking stations are part of Digital Ally’s broader ecosystem of video solutions. The products have been well-received since their launch in early 2022, with over 200 subscription agreements in place, offering 3 and 5-year options.
Digital Ally, headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas, develops technology solutions for law enforcement, emergency management, and commercial applications. The company emphasizes innovation and reliability in its products to empower organizations to improve safety and mitigate risks.
This announcement is based on a press release statement from Digital Ally, Inc.
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