The first Condor Day, an exclusive Condor event dedicated to the non-lethal concept, offered a complete experience within the Condor ecosystem. This initiative aims to bring innovation and technology to smart cities, promoting greater security in the use of force.
Condor Day brought together various security and defense institutions, including the National Police Academy – ANP, the Air Force, the Tactical Operations Command – PF, the Army/COLOG, the PMGO, the Federal Senate Police, the Legislative Police of the Chamber of Deputies and SENAPPEN. The event took place at the Federal Police’s Tactical Operations Command in Brasilia last Tuesday (20/02).
Under the theme “Non-Lethal Experiences: The future of the use of force”, the event presented intelligent solutions integrated with the operational needs of the institutions.
The agenda included an institutional presentation by CONDOR, followed by a networking moment in which the latest technologies were presented to the participants.
Highlights included the Condor COP body camera – Bodycam, the Condor Drop – Drone with remote system for aerial launch, the smart grenades made up of the new ECOBODY body and the EET (Electronic Time Collection), the 40 x 46 mm line with special ammunition such as the NT-901 made with a foam body for precision-controlled impact, the FR-100 Non-lethal Pistol, the Spark DUO – the new agile two-shot incapacitation device, and AVON’s anti-disturbance masks.
In the field of training and doctrine, Condor Virtual Training Center (CVTC), the virtual reality and artificial intelligence software that recreates the dynamics of operational scenarios in a digital environment, stands out.
“Like other technologies, non-lethal solutions follow the latest market trends, with an emphasis on intelligence and integration between solutions. Capturing and using data creates an advanced ecosystem designed to analyze increasingly specific scenarios and conflicts,” explained Luiz Monteiro, Commercial Director.
“Condor Day is a day dedicated to non-lethal culture, with the aim of disseminating knowledge about products, technology and training to all users. The event served as a preview of what will be featured at LAAD 2024.” – mentioned Lucas Carci, Marketing Supervisor
After the presentations, the participants were taken to the proving ground, where they had the opportunity to watch an operational demonstration, showing in practice how effective these solutions can be.
The event in Brasilia was the first in a series of planned events. The next Condor Days are scheduled to take place in different regions of the country, ensuring that the discussions and learnings reach a diverse and wide-ranging audience.
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