As the use of video for law enforcement continues to become more and more popular, concerns regarding how best to store the captured footages persist.
As the use of video for law enforcement continues to become more and more popular, concerns regarding how best to store the captured footages persist. The number of sources that capture videos is increasing, from body-worn cameras and in-car cameras to those fixed on drones and even robots. It would be safe to assume that the number of footages, their length, and quality would only increase in the coming years. Hence, a storage solution that can keep up with these demands would become increasingly important.
Cloud may not be the answer
As the scale of surveillance operations continue to go up, moving storage to cloud services that camera companies offer may appear attractive at first. However, law enforcement agen...