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Orion — Field device

One unit on the shoulder. Three layers on the network.

Orion is the field device family. Rather than a radio here and a body camera there, one issued unit carries the group call, the video and the location that Dispatcher reads.

What it does

Everything a post needs, on one device.

Voice

Push once and the whole team hears it in the same moment. Group calling over cellular, nationwide, with no repeaters to maintain.

Video

A supervisor sees what the officer is looking at while the incident unfolds. The same recording becomes the documentation afterward.

Location

Where every unit is, live, in the Dispatcher view — so the closest officer is the one who moves.

The SKU list

Four units in the Orion line.

Recording and streaming allowances are stated per shift. Dispatcher visibility is included once an account reaches 20 active devices.

Orion Watch Push-to-talk and body-worn video, used moderately on both. Up to 90 minutes of recording / 1.5 GB per shift.
Orion Guard Push-to-talk and body-worn video, worked harder. Up to 180 minutes of recording / 3 GB per shift.
Orion Command Video-led. Longest recording and streaming — up to 300 minutes / 5 GB per shift. Push-to-talk is not enabled on this device; it pairs with Command Duo for teams that need both.
Command Duo One seat, two devices: Aries for push-to-talk, Orion Command for video. Built to sit alongside an existing radio fleet, not replace it.
Network Cellular, nationwide
Dispatcher visibility Included from 20 active devices

How it is sold

One rate, per seat, per month.

Orion is not sold as hardware. It arrives as part of the subscription and stays Versa property — a unit fails, a replacement ships, no post stands empty.

No capital outlay

No purchase order, no depreciation schedule.

Replace, never repair

A replacement unit ships instead of a repair ticket.

Scale by the seat

Win a contract, add seats. The contractual minimum is ten.

Service level in writing

What we owe you sits in the agreement.

Issue Orion. Keep the fleet problem off your books.

See it running on your own posts, not on a slide.