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Gatekeeper now has more than 3,500 subscriptions to the video software system.
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Gatekeeper Systems Inc. announced earning a contract awarded by an unidentified school district in Nevada.
Under this new contract, school buses at the district will be equipped with the company's Student Protector stop arm video, forward-facing driver video, interior video, passenger boarding video, and mobile data collectors. The district will also subscribe to the company’s video management software services for video analysis and storage.
The contract is valued at approximately $523,000 USD, plus monthly recurring subscription costs.
Doug Dyment, Gatekeeper’s president and CEO, said: “This contract is a good example of how our per-bus per-month video management software subscriptions are gaining traction with school districts. Customers are embracing our AI-based video management software solutions, which offer the ability to analyze school bus video on a real-time, full-fleet basis. We are very pleased that the number of school bus subscriptions of our monthly-recurring software applications has grown from approximately 300 to more than 3,500 over the past year.”
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