Mobile Video Systems Inc. company information, Employees & Contact Information

MVS is a technology leader in the mobile video market, providing innovative solutions to a wide range of customers and applications for over 2 decades. We were chosen by AMR one of the U.S largest ambulance companies to outfit their Concept 3 vehicle that travels the US showing the latest in EMS technology. We are and have been the supplier to the world’s largest ambulance company for over 10 years. MVS designed and implemented large scale projects with Los Angeles Metrolink and New Jersey Light Rail. MVS is the supplier to the TV Series “Bait Car” www.baitcar.com. MVS developed the Rapid Deployment Live View System currently in use by Homeland Security for high risk surveillance where it is impractical or to dangerous to deploy human assets. Our products have provided law enforcement, public transit, light rail, school bus fleets, limo operators, taxi's and fleet operators worldwide across every industry with a full complement of on-board surveillance systems. We supply the public and private sectors with live view, live alert technology to enhance safety, reduce risk, improve productivity, and maximize profit. Our products have provided law enforcement, public transit, light rail, school bus fleets, limo operators, taxi's and fleet operators worldwide across every industry with a full complement of on-board surveillance systems. We supply the public and private sectors with live view, live alert technology to enhance safety, reduce risk, improve productivity, and maximize profit. Completed large scale CCTV security projects such as Aquarium of The Pacific, Pelican Bay (California’s Super Max Prison), Knott’s Berry Farm. California ,Donavan State Prison, Palace Station, The Mirage and Treasure Island in Las Vegas. We are a private label supplier to other companies in our industry. Our expertise is rooted in the development of machine vision cameras for industrial operations, camera systems that were aboard Deep Ocean Technologies unmanned submersible sending back some of the first streaming video of the Bismarck and Titanic, furnace cameras operating in some of the harshest environments cameras used in endoscopy and intraoral dental applications. We developed high speed imaging cameras that are currently in use on automated assembly lines at Coors and Kirin beer, Coke and the Kraft Heinz companies. Our understanding of video goes back over 2 decades.