Law Enforcement Robotics:

The Human Factor

Police Robots are becoming more important

What is the most important part of the robot? Is it the power supply? The engine? The sensor?

No, it is the human operator.

A trained professional will always be critical to the success of any Law Enforcement task.

When evaluating a robot for your needs, it is important to consider the Human Machine Interface also known as the Operator Control Unit (OCU).

A properly designed, reliable OCU could make the different between life and death in an emergency situation.

The unquestioned leader for dependable OCUs is AMREL.

More Unmanned Ground Vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan use AMREL OCUs than any other manufacturer.

We are the only OCU-solution supplier to have control subsystems operating in multiple deployed unmanned platforms developed by different manufacturers.

Spectra Flying Wing

LBV

Pacbot

MARCbot

Both robot operators and manufacturers trust AMREL OCUs, because: • Over 25 years of experience of manufacturing rugged, tough, mobile equipment • OCU solutions proven in combat and urban streets • Leadership in increasing operator range, interoperability, and cost-effective solutions

AMREL has a proud tradition of supporting Law Enforcement.

A few of our local and state clients

City of Tulsa Los Angeles City Fire

Stanislaus County Sheriff

South Lake Tahoe Police

South Lake Tahoe Fire

Livingston Police

Elk Grove Fire Lincoln County Sherriff

Teton County Sherriff

Los Angeles County Police

City of Arcadia Police

Sarasota County Sheriff

For more information, contact Rob Culver

Director of Business Development 603.325.3376

or email at: robertc@amrel.com