National Police Week 2026 is coming up this May. L-Tron is honored to “Back the Blue” and support Law Enforcement officers across the country. Discover more about this year’s police week events, and how you can recognize officers in your community.
Established in 1998, the ICAC Task Force Program, which consists of 61 coordinated task forces, was created to investigate, prosecute, and respond to internet crimes against children.
See how OSCR360 can assist with documenting, organizing and prosecuting ICAC cases.
The supply chain lifecycle requires countless people, organizations, resources, processes, and technologies to successfully create, produce, and sell a product. Discover more about what the supply chain lifecycle includes, and how the L-Tron team can assist with all aspects of your manufacturing/warehousing and distribution processes.
From day one, our engineers and L-Tron software developers designed OSCR360 from the voice of our customers. We have continued listening and responding to our clients’ feedback ever since.
See the value of the OSCR360 Software Support Plan – which provides users with access to all the latest new OSCR features – built directly from your voice.
A mobile driver’s license, or mDL, is a digital version of your driver’s license issued by the state department of motor vehicles (DMV). Typically, these are stored in a dedicated app or a digital wallet on the user’s mobile device. An mDL contains a driver’s identity and credentials in digital form.
Since mDL technology is so new, it comes as no surprise that law enforcement officers have plenty of questions about the new technology. Here are the answers to several frequently asked questions around mDLs and the L-Tron mDL Reader, built specifically for law enforcement to read mobile IDs at traffic stops.
Georgia has become the first state to pass key legislation around the acceptance of mobile/digital driver’s license with House Bill 296.
Georgia House Bill 296 currently “allows, but does not compel, law enforcement to accept digital versions of licenses/IDs.” However, state law enforcement agencies will be required to accept and verify digital IDs beginning July 1, 2027. This means that changes are on the way for Georgia law enforcement agencies.
See what this means for patrol officers and how L-Tron’s mDL Reader (mDLR-1) can help.
Traditionally, driver’s licenses have been issued on a sturdy, plastic card that fits in a wallet. Today’s drivers frequently have an additional option: a mobile driver’s license, also known as an mDL or mID (mobile ID).
Discover the differences between mDLs vs. physical driver’s licenses, including how these different forms of identification could be processed at a traffic stop.
What are mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and how do they work?
Discover more about this new technology and see how L-Tron has built a mDL reader specifically for Law Enforcement.
See how the L-Tron team made recommendations to help this retail manufacturer expand their warehouse & distribution center operations, incorporating RFID and mobile computers.
For many years, schools and communities have relied heavily on a “School Hardening” approach for safety. School Hardening focuses on physical safety measures to protect students and staff from violent incidents.
Today, school safety requires a broader strategy: One which not only includes hardening, but also incorporates safety planning, training, mental health measures, building relationships with students and families, and more.
See how tools like OSCR360 can help with all aspects of your school safety plan.