Axon Signal

Capture critical moments

With hands-free activation of Axon cameras based on preconfigured events, you can stay focused on the situation — not your equipment

Support in critical escalations

Axon Signal Sensor (formerly Signal Sidearm) fits seamlessly into your holster and wirelessly alerts nearby Axon cameras to begin recording the moment a use-of-force tool is drawn

Expanded holster compatibility for coverage across Uses of Force

Our first-of-its-kind partnership with Safariland, a leading global holster brand, expands Axon Signal Sensor compatibility across a broad range of holsters. Together, we’re introducing integrated holster solutions not only for firearms, but also for other use-of-force tools — including handcuffs, O.C. sprays, and batons — ensuring footage is captured across a range of critical incidents

Critical evidence — captured in the moment and available for review

Hands-free activation helps ensure cameras are readily available for livestreaming for better situational awareness and real-time response, while footage is also documented for review and transparency after an incident.

Simplified management

Axon Device Manager makes setup easy with step-by-step guidance for quick calibration and assignment while over-the-air firmware updates through body-worn video keep devices current without extra administrative work.

Watch how Axon Signal Sidearm leads to more footage captured without affecting draw times.

Axon Signal helps agencies capture more footage that may otherwise be missed

Accounting for more than 30% of monthly activations

“[Axon Signal] took the focus away from me having to activate my camera and I could focus on the threat in front of me."

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