The L’Assomption Police Department builds an interview room with MaestroVision technology, including our Recording System.

In an effort to improve productivity, the L’Assomption Police Department has just acquired a complete interview room system, including our interrogation recording system (KEYSERV).

MaestroVision’s complete solutions provide everything you need to manage your evidence. Recording, cataloging, storage, indexing and retrieval of all available digital evidence will enable the L’Assomption Police Department to fulfill their mission: “the maintenance of peace, order and public security, with the goals of preventing, suppressing and investigating the perpetrators of violations of the law. ”

The investment in this new 100% Quebec technology, designed and manufactured by MaestroVision, offers the possibility of indexing all the notes of the interrogations. This feature allows you to quickly find and consult a specific time in an interview, allowing investigators to save valuable time. Moreover, this system is of a disconcerting simplicity. An investigator no longer needs the services of a technician to use the system.

The Bromont Police Department builds an interview room with MaestroVision technology, including our Recording System.

In an effort to improve productivity, the Bromont Police Department has just acquired a complete interview room system, including our interrogation recording system (KEYSERV).

MaestroVision’s complete solutions provide everything you need to manage your evidence. Recording, cataloging, storage, indexing and retrieval of all available digital evidence will enable the Bromont Police Service to fulfill their mission: “the maintenance of peace, order and public security, with the goals of preventing, suppressing and investigating the perpetrators of violations of the law. ”

The investment in this new 100% Quebec technology, designed and manufactured by MaestroVision, offers the possibility of indexing all the notes of the interrogations. This feature allows you to quickly find and consult a specific time in an interview, allowing investigators to save valuable time. Moreover, this system is of a disconcerting simplicity. An investigator no longer needs the services of a technician to use the system.

The Lantana Police Department, in Florida,  builds an interview room with MaestroVision’s technology, including our Recording System and Video Library.

In a constant effort to improve its productivity, the Lantana Police Department has just acquired a filmed interview room solution including MaestroVision’s Interview Recording System (KEYSERV), the Video Library (VEOTEK) along with a touch screen monitor, a ptz camera (pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera is a specialized camera that can change direction and zoom in and out) and a custom-designed desk to fit ergonomically all the recording equipment.

MaestroVision’s complete solutions provide all you need to manage your evidence. From recording, cataloguing, storing, indexing and retrieval of all digital evidence available.

MaestroVision’s solutions will help the Lantana Police Department in fulfilling their mission, as they are “committed to the delivery of courteous, professional law enforcement and community services to the citizens of Lantana and providing professional police service, while maintaining our small town values and atmosphere.”

Lantana Police Department
901 North 8th Street, Lantana, FL 33462, USA

Sergeant  Jim Eddy and Chief Sean Scheller, both stationed at the Lantana Police Department, are absolutely impressed with the quality of our recordings.

“MaestroVision’s solutions are user-friendly and very easy to learn as they require little or no training to get started. We are pleased with your services and look forward to using our newly installed systems!”

The investment in this new 100% made in Quebec technology, designed and manufactured by MaestroVision, offers the possibility of indexing all notes with interrogations. This feature makes it possible to find and quickly review a specific moment in an interrogation, hence saving valuable time to the investigators. Moreover, this system is of a disconcerting simplicity. It is no longer necessary for an investigator to use the services of a technician to use the system.

Sergeant Jim Eddy was excited to explain how, during a recent interview, he was able to use the zoom feature to capture cell-phone evidence and use the touch screen to play videos to a suspect being interviewed. In the short time they’ve had MaestroVision technology, they’ve already seen a significant increase in the quality of evidence Lantana Police Department can collect during interviews.

The investment in this new technology, designed and manufactured by MaestroVision, offers the possibility of indexing all notes with interrogations. This feature makes it possible to find and quickly review a specific moment in an interrogation, hence saving valuable time to the investigators.

For more information about our solutions, call us at 1-888-424-5505.

In order to facilitate the courtroom clerks’ work, MaestroVision has developed a gateway with the ACCEO application, which is mainly used by Quebec municipalities.

This gateway is used to synchronize information between the “ACCEO MUNICIPAL” software and the “KEYSERV Audio” trial recording software from MaestroVision.

Now, thanks to the intercommunication between these softwares, it is no longer necessary to enter the relevant information at each trial because it is done automatically from a data import module, from the ACCEO platform to the “KEYSERV Audio” trial recorder.

Many municipal courts in Quebec already benefit from this revolution and the benefits are countless:

• Standardization of information across platforms
• Optimization of information management
• Reduced risk of error
• Reduced Time Waste
• Improved record search
• Reduced stress-related to information processing during the proceedings

Come see us!

To find out more, come and meet us at our next annual meeting of the Association of Municipal Court Clerks of Quebec, at the Georgesville Hotel, from October 9 to 11, 2019.

MaestroVision donates to the New Brunswick Special Olympics.

In an effort to give back to the community, MaestroVision is donating $ 500.00 to the Special Olympics, through the New Brunswick Association of Chiefs of Police, to support young athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Special Olympics

To learn more about Special Olympics, please visit their website: https://www.specialolympicsnb.ca/

New Brunswick Association of Chiefs of Police

To learn more about the New Brunswick Association of Chiefs of Police, please visit their website: https://www.nbacp.ca/

On August 21st 2019, took place in Mexico City’s Anáhuac University, the inauguration of the very first Courtroom.

For this special occasion, Mexico’s Justice Minister, Dr. Javier Laynez Potisek, was honored to inaugurate Anáhuac University’s first courtroom, fully-automated by MaestroVision’s video recording technology.

Anáhuac University has chosen MaestroVision’s technology for recording and managing its courtrooms. Our technology enables very high quality and 100% automated recording. No cameraman, no soundman and no production manager are needed to make a professional recording, thanks to artificial intelligence developed by MaestroVision that can detect the person speaking, automatically align the cameras, make the switch and adjust the audio levels; all this, as if a production team was on site.

MaestroVision’s President, Claude Turcotte, was proud to present his solution to Mexico’s Justice Minister, Dr. Javier Laynez Potisek and Law School Director, Dr. Ricardo Sodi Cuellar.

The introduction of this new technology on Mexican territory is just one example of MaestroVision’s development potential.