PRESS RELEASE: TracknWatch has developed an innovative live video streaming and tracking service to assist with the physical monitoring of COVID–19 situations.

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Australian company TracknWatch has launched a mobile live-streaming and tracking service where government, corporate and emergency service clients can request a professional observer to attend a location and send back an encrypted live video feed of an event or incident.

Not only can clients see the video in real time but they can also track the exact location of the observer on a web-based map and talk directly to them via an in-built communication system.

With over 300+ professional observers strategically placed around Australia, the TracknWatch Rapid Observations Group can quickly dispatch an observer to a location to then livestream developing or often escalating situations normally inaccessible to others.

The Tracknwatch Rapid Observations Group has been tasked to attend many live events and incidents including the Black Lives Matter protests across the country and various incidents such as overcrowding at Bondi beach to unlawful gatherings in contravention of government restrictions. Whenever a government or corporate entity needs to see exactly what’s going on the Tracknwatch team is ready to go.

Adrian Francis, the creator and Director of Tracknwatch says “this service is unique, it allows clients to see, hear and even talk to the person on-scene as they watch the events unfold…it’s like having your own news crew.”

All the livestreams are also automatically recorded for later analysis and review thereby providing information and evidence that may be required at a later date.

More information and explainer videos are available on the website at www.tracknwatch.com

Adrian Francis, TracknWatch Director | 0417 189 341
[email protected]
Ph 1300 656 735

July 1, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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