Body-worn cameras for the security market 

Doing that would be a great technical challenge, as the battery that would be required to sustain it for a full day's worth of use would have to be significantly large, especially if the camera is always streaming too. The battery would likely have to be external to the unit, and so therefore it'd defeat the versatility of a bodycam like the VT100.

@@averagefirechannel My understanding is that Axon body cams are always on but just not recording, why can't they do both for an entire shift?

@@pray01121976 They record in 2 minute loops until the record button is turned on.

@@johnspace1876 But They're "on" all the time. why can't they just actually record the whole time?

@@pray01121976 They don’t record at their full spec, they record at a low bit rate and without audio until the unit is activated. Body cams from Axis, Motorola and Reveal do the exact same, as encoding video and audio at full bit rate requires significantly more computing power and thus a higher battery draw