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Wrap Technologies, Inc. develops public safety technology and non-lethal response products for law enforcement, security and related public safety organizations. Company news commonly covers BolaWrap® remote restraint devices, WrapReality™ immersive training deployments, WrapVision digital evidence capabilities, customer purchase orders, contract renewals, and international partner activity.
Recurring updates also address WRAP's broader Non-Lethal Response™ platform, including training programs, policy-centered implementation, healthcare and campus security applications, and research initiatives tied to drone and counter-drone public safety capabilities. Financial-result announcements and operating updates frame product sales, technology-enabled services, market expansion and cost management.
WRAP Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: WRTC) announced a successful deployment of its BolaWrap® Remote Restraint device by the Virginia Police Department in Minnesota, captured on bodycam. The footage will be publicly released during a webinar on Zoom at 10 am ET. In the webinar, executives will discuss the footage and hold a recorded interview with Chief Nicole Young-Mattson. The BolaWrap 100 is designed to assist law enforcement in deescalating encounters, with successful applications already documented in various cities. For more information, visit WRAP's website.
TEMPE, Arizona, Nov. 30, 2020 – WRAP Technologies (Nasdaq: WRTC) announced a change of its ticker symbol from WRTC to WRAP, effective December 1, 2020. This change aims to enhance brand visibility and recognition among investors, aligning the ticker with the company’s branding strategy. The BolaWrap 100, WRAP's innovative product, is designed for law enforcement to safely deescalate encounters without injury. Shareholders need not take any action regarding the ticker change, as the capital structure remains unchanged.