[Sociam-soton] CommandCentral Predictive and Google Glass: The Killer Crime Fighting App?

[Sackley, Alistair]

Our next crime social machine?

Cheers
Alistair

From: William Kilmer [mailto:william.kilmer at publicengines.com]
Sent: 04 June 2014 18:56
To: William Kilmer
Subject: CommandCentral Predictive and Google Glass: The Killer Crime Fighting App?

Dear Friends of PublicEngines,

As you probably have already noticed, PublicEngines loves building revolutionary new technology for public safety professionals. About 8 months ago we launched CommandCentral Predictive to great acclaim. Now we've taken it one step further.

When Google Glass was introduced to the public, we couldn't help ourselves. So we built a fully functioning prototype that pairs Glass with CommandCentral Predictive to deliver crime predictions and tactical information right to officers in the street.  We think you'll agree that together they make one killer app. Click on the link: http://bit.ly/TdlLgB to see for yourself and feel free to share it with others.

Regards,

William

Google Glass And CommandCentral Predictive Make a Great Pair<http://bit.ly/1i08nm7>

[Google Glass and Predictive Video]




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Is fighting crime the killer app for Google Glass?  Check it out here: http://bit.ly/1i08nm7
William Kilmer,
CEO,
PublicEngines
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