Every day, supervision officers rely on electronic monitoring devices to help keep their communities safe and ensure clients comply with the terms of their probation or parole. For probation and parole officers, confidence in location tracking technology is non-negotiable. As technology continues to evolve, so do expectations; and advancements that enable reliable tracking, real-time alerts, and tamper detection also strengthen accountability.
BI VeriWatch® 2 is equipped with fiber-optic strap circuitry, providing a crucial layer of device security. While strap tamper technology plays an important role, it is only a part of the security equation. Equally important is the device’s enhanced proximity sensor, which continuously verifies that the device is in direct contact with the client’s skin.
Together, these security features provide a comprehensive approach to tamper detection so officers can supervise with greater confidence.
Security Through Multiple Layers of Verification
Relying on a single point of detection can leave room for uncertainty. That’s why layered security is necessary.
Strap tamper detection alerts officers if the strap has been cut. No-motion alerts let officers know if the client has not moved for long periods of time. And proximity sensors verify that the device is being worn as intended. The result is stronger accountability and greater confidence in the information officers receive.
Added Security Without Added Hassle
Enhanced monitoring capabilities should not come with additional complexity. Adding a proximity sensor doesn’t include extra steps, maintenance, or workflow changes. Instead, it quietly works in the background to provide meaningful alerts.
The latest BI proximity sensor is designed to offer reliable detection regardless of skin tone or tattoos. With this improved accuracy, agencies can feel more confident when monitoring diverse populations. By continuously verifying skin contact, the sensor provides confirmation that the device is being properly worn. This additional layer of verification helps reinforce compliance, strengthen program integrity, and provide greater peace of mind for officers and administrators.
Built on a Foundation of Layered Security
At BI Incorporated, innovation isn’t just about adding new features. It’s about creating technologies that work together to support better outcomes.
All our wearable monitoring solutions incorporate multiple security features to maintain program integrity and accountability. From fiber-optic circuitry to proximity sensors to biometric check-ins, each feature contributes to a broader monitoring strategy focused on reliability and confidence.
A Smarter Standard for Community Corrections
Electronic monitoring is most effective when officers can trust the information they receive. That’s why tamper detection should not be viewed as a single feature, but as a system of complementary safeguards working together.
With an enhanced proximity sensor, case tamper detection, and new strap tamper capabilities, BI VeriWatch 2 provides multiple layers of protection that help reinforce accountability and strengthen confidence in supervision programs.
The right technology should give you answers, not questions. With multiple tamper detection methods built into one discreet monitoring device, VeriWatch 2 delivers the confidence agencies need to supervise effectively and help keep communities safe. Download the fact sheet to explore full product specifications.
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