• IMT will also highlight its Body Worn Video Kit. The Body Worn Video Kit is a complete body-worn solution that includes a COFDM Mobile VIEWER receiver/monitor, a miniature Concealment COFDM Transmitter (CTx), battery, patch antenna vest- and/or belt-attachment accessories, assorted cameras, as well as all necessary cabling. The entire kit with all components comes in a portable carrying case. This convenient package is ideal for rapid deployment and tactical surveillance scenarios.

    Designed for ease of operation, the kit allows operators to select between 16 presets. Configuration of the presets is achieved using the USB control interface and PC software provided. Security of the transmission is ensured through the use of the optional AES (BCRYPT) encryption and decryption.

    The CTx is an easy-to-use and ultra-compact, low-power SD COFDM video/audio transmitter. The Mobile VIEWER is a dual-input COFDM diversity receiver with integrated antennas and a rechargeable battery. The unit is designed with an LCD and GUI for handheld operation.

    The body-worn rechargeable battery will power the transmitter and camera for more than three hours. The smart battery weighs only 4.2 ounces, and contains an integrated charge level indicator.

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