The Second China Police Body Camera Innovation Application Forum 2015 was grandly held
Release Time:
2022-06-13
The first micro-film about body cameras is about to be produced. On the morning of October 30th, 2015, the Second China Body Camera Innovation Application Forum and Alliance Micro-film Crowdfunding and Alliance Covenant Signing Ceremony was grandly held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. This forum was hosted by the China Body Camera Technology Innovation Industry Alliance, and supported by Shenzhen Jingyi Digital Technology Co., Ltd., ZECN, and Shenzhen Bafangtongda Technology Co., Ltd. More than 120 people attended the forum, including heads of transportation, urban management, and health law enforcement departments from across the country, industry experts, and representatives from industry enterprises. Experts from the First Research Institute Testing Center responded to market concerns about the new standards and product testing of body cameras. Harbin City introduced innovative applications in law enforcement, and Weifang Detachment introduced the innovative application of a classified annotation body camera audio-video management system in law enforcement. Experts from the China Security Research Institute gave authoritative insights into the current market situation and development trends of body cameras. The meeting also announced that China's first body camera micro-film will begin shooting in Shenzhen, with funding raised through crowdfunding. This approximately 12-minute micro-film is a public service announcement micro-film spearheaded by the China Body Camera Technology Innovation Industry Alliance, and funded by more than 20 member companies including Shenzhen Jingyi, Jinan Zhiye, TCL, Bafangtongda, and Zhejiang Dahua. At the forum, more than 20 alliance member companies, including Shenzhen Jingyi, Jinan Zhiye, and Bafangtongda, held an "Alliance Covenant Signing Ceremony," aiming to consciously abide by the principle of integrity and strive to form a social credit system alliance covenant supported by morality, based on property rights, and guaranteed by law. The alliance covenant will play a radiating role centered on alliance members, expanding the market and social influence of body cameras and their application systems, and promoting the technological progress and market development of China's independently owned intellectual property body camera products. After the meeting, a reporter learned from Cao Yongjun, general manager of ZECN, that "the formulation of the alliance covenant is conducive to the healthy and stable development of the body camera industry. As the initiator of the body camera industry innovation alliance, Jinan Zhiye will strictly abide by the alliance covenant, especially in terms of independent intellectual property rights. Zhiye will increase its investment in independent innovation based on the N7 series of intelligent body cameras, establish a complete independent intellectual property rights protection system, and work together with like-minded people in the industry to jointly promote and lead the overall improvement of industry technology, and welcome the arrival of the intelligent era of the body camera industry."
The first micro-film on body cameras is about to be released.
On the morning of October 30th, 2015, the Second China Body Camera Innovation Application Forum and Alliance Micro-film Crowdfunding and Alliance Covenant Signing Ceremony was grandly held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. This forum was hosted by the China Body Camera Technology Innovation Industry Alliance, and supported by Shenzhen Jingyi Digital Technology Co., Ltd., ZECN, and Shenzhen Bafangtongda Technology Co., Ltd.

More than 120 people attended the forum, including heads of traffic, urban management, and health law enforcement departments from across the country, industry experts, and representatives from industry enterprises. Experts from the First Research Institute Testing Center responded to market concerns about the new standards and product testing of body cameras. Harbin City introduced innovative applications in law enforcement, and Weifang Detachment introduced the innovative application of a classified annotation body camera audio-video management system in law enforcement. Experts from the China Security Research Institute offered authoritative insights into the current market situation and development trends of body cameras.
The meeting also announced that China's first body camera micro-film will begin filming in Shenzhen, with funding raised through crowdfunding. This approximately 12-minute micro-film is a public service announcement micro-film spearheaded by the China Body Camera Technology Innovation Industry Alliance, and funded by more than 20 member companies including Shenzhen Jingyi, Jinan Zhiye, TCL, Bafangtongda, and Zhejiang Dahua.
At the forum, more than 20 alliance member companies, including Shenzhen Jingyi, Jinan Zhiye, and Bafangtongda, held an "Alliance Covenant Signing Ceremony." The aim is to consciously abide by the principle of integrity and strive to form a social credit system alliance covenant supported by morality, based on property rights, and guaranteed by law. The alliance covenant will play a radiating role centered on alliance members, expanding the market and social influence of body cameras and their application systems, and promoting the technological advancement and market development of China's independently owned body camera products.
After the meeting, a reporter learned from Cao Yongjun, general manager of ZECN, that "the formulation of the alliance covenant is conducive to the healthy and stable development of the body camera industry. As the initiator of the body camera industry innovation alliance, Jinan Zhiye will strictly abide by the alliance covenant, especially in terms of independent intellectual property rights. Zhiye will increase its investment in independent innovation based on the N7 series of intelligent body cameras, establish a sound system for protecting independent intellectual property rights, and work together with like-minded people in the industry to jointly promote and lead the overall improvement of industry technology, and welcome the arrival of the intelligent era of the body camera industry."
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