News, notes, and field reports.
Coverage in Singapore's press.
New AI chatbot R-Cop will help public lodge clearer police reports to save time.
R-Cop, integrated into the Self-Help Kiosk experience, guides members of the public through structured reports before they reach an officer.
Woodleigh NPC Clinches Global Policing Innovation Award.
Woodleigh Neighbourhood Police Centre's deployment, featuring the Found Property Dropbox and Self-Help Kiosk, receives international recognition for policing innovation.
Can you see me now? New streaming video channel for emergency calls.
Coverage of Horus (EVS) going live with Singapore's emergency agencies, letting 999 and 995 operators see what callers are seeing, from any mobile browser.
New video system allows '999' and '995' callers to livestream certain incidents to operators.
CNA coverage of how 999 and 995 callers can now livestream video to SPF and SCDF operators via a simple SMS hyperlink to a mobile-phone browser.
Faster service and better crime-solving tools at new Woodlands Police Division headquarters.
Coverage of the Woodlands Police Division HQ, featuring nete2's Found Property Dropbox in its public-facing service counters.
Parliament approves video-recorded interviews, other changes to criminal justice system.
Parliamentary approval marks a milestone for the AVRS (Audio Video Recording System), nete2's evidentiary-grade interview recording platform.
New televisiting facility caters to inmates' families.
Coverage of SPS's new televisiting facility, inmates' families connect via secure video, a workflow nete2 piloted with SPS as far back as 2005.
OCBC builds S$240m regional data centre.
Business Times coverage of OCBC's new regional data-centre facility, featuring a Radium collaborative videowall installation for operations monitoring.
Field notes.
From Founder to Future: nete2's Leadership Evolution Takes Shape.
Founded in 2000, nete2 began as a video conferencing equipment distributor, quickly establishing itself as a trusted partner for organisations seeking reliable audiovisual solutions.
ACES for the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF).
Video management infrastructure for emergency response coordination, emphasising rapid situational awareness during critical incidents.
Enhancing Accuracy in Interviews with AVRS.
The Singapore Police Force implemented a secure recording solution to replace manual documentation methods, improving consistency and reducing potential misinterpretation in statements.
Televisit Solution for the Singapore Prison Service.
In 2005, nete2 participated in a pilot initiative by the Singapore Prison Service (SPS), aimed at redefining inmate-family communication.