Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ:DGLY) Plays Catch-Up as Stocks Mark Rise

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Dallas, Texas 09/12/2014 (FINANCIALSTRENDS) – For Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ:DGLY), Thursday was a big day in recent times, as its stock reached 7.13% highs by the middle of the trading session. The reason for the positive sentiment in this stock was driven by Digitial Ally’s latest bullet camera feature for its FirstVU HD Body Camera System. The announcement was made by CEO Stanton Ross, wherein he also indicated that the product will be introduced at the “International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference scheduled to take place in Orlando, FL, Oct. 25-28.”

Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ:DGLY) which has taking the innovative approach with its products and accessories range has been including value-adding services across its portfolio. The latest of its product offerings is the ‘bullet camera’ option on the FirstVU Body camera System which is aimed at enhancing the productivity of Police and security forces.

Describing the features of the offer, Stanton Ross said that, “While the wide-angle lens of our torso-mounted camera allows for a comprehensive view of an incident, the bullet camera provides greater insight into where an officer was specifically looking during events in the field,”

Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ:DGLY) innovation has been lending itself to pushing the envelope in wearable technology products. In particular it has been evolving the use of cameras for law enforcement as wearable accessories allowing much required evidence documentation as well as a whole gamut of services for enforcing law. Digital Ally’s products have been impressive in recent times, especially the mob unrest incident at Ferguson, MO, when police personnel were involved in the killing of an unarmed teen.

As demand for wearable cameras grows, from various entities, Digital Ally is poised for growth in this niche sector. The technology features which have been driving the sales thus far, are expected to catapult the stock into higher per share earnings range in the coming quarters.