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THE NETHERLANDS
Moco Museum is launching ‘Moco Play’, a new Augmented
Reality app. The free app overlays a selection of the museum’s
modern artworks with interactive digital content and is available
for iOS and Android. Visitors can point their mobile phones or tablets
at the artworks of the likes of Icy and Sot, Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kusama
and Keith Haring and watch them come to life on their screens. The app
launches after a period of growth for the Amsterdam-based museum,
having recently welcomed its millionth visitor.
“We’re constantly evolving to offer visitors an innovative, unique
experience. Moco Play adds a new dimension to the museum
experience and invites visitors to become part of the art,” said
Founders Lionel and Kim Logchies.
GERMANY
Axon, the global leader in connected law
enforcement technologies, has announced that
the State Police of Baden-Württemberg in south-west
Germany has contracted with Axon Public Safety Germany
SE, a subsidiary of Axon, for an agency-wide rollout of 1,350
body-worn cameras. This order was received in the third and
fourth quarters of 2018 and will ship in multiple phases beginning in
January 2019.
The Axon Body 2 camera is part of Axon’s global network of
devices, applications and people. The camera captures the truth
of an incident allowing for greater transparency for both law
enforcement and the communities they serve. In addition to
the body-worn cameras, the Baden-Württemberg Police
will also deploy Axon Commander, Axon’s on-premises
data management solution, to manage the footage
captured on the devices.
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