""We know it keeps people safer, we know it limits shrinkage, but now it's about dialing in the right form factor," Axon president Josh Isner said."
""When you're on video, just as we've seen in public safety, it's a de-escalator," Isner said. "These incidents start to just get less intense and less confrontational.""
Retail workers frequently face shoplifting, violence, and harassment while performing frontline duties. Major retailers such as Walmart, Home Depot, and TJX have tested or required police-style body cameras to protect staff and gather evidence against offenders. Axon adapted its law-enforcement camera for retail and healthcare use and reported $2.1 billion in total revenue, including about $247 million from body cameras and accessories. Axon plans to launch a smaller Body Workforce Mini roughly the size of an AirPods Pro case, equipped with communication, AI, and HD video capabilities to deter incidents and limit shrinkage.
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