Dutch railway operator NS confirmed that bodycams will soon become available to all conductors across the country. Shortly after, Albert Heijn announced that it will begin testing bodycams in selected stores — a clear signal that bodycam technology continues to expand beyond traditional security environments.
Both developments naturally attracted significant media attention. In many of the news reports and television segments, the ZEPCAM T3 appeared prominently on screen. The bodycam was featured during discussions around the Albert Heijn pilot, and it has also become a recognizable presence in television programs and news coverage focused on safety, aggression prevention, and frontline worker protection in the Netherlands.
At ZEPCAM, we are proud to see our technology contributing to these important discussions around workplace safety and public-facing professions. The growing attention for bodycams in sectors such as public transport and retail highlights how rapidly the technology is becoming part of everyday professional environments.
Media coverage
- NOS: “First NS conductors with bodycams on trains after aggression against staff”
- RTL Nieuws: “First bodycams handed out at NS”
- NRC: “Albert Heijn will also start using bodycams: why and what happens to the recordings?”
- Kijk.nl / Hart van Nederland feature
- Nieuws van de Dag: “Albert Heijn is the latest company to test bodycams against aggression and violence”
The increased visibility of bodycams in mainstream media shows how strongly the conversation around employee safety, accountability, and public interaction continues to evolve. As more organizations explore the benefits of body-worn camera technology, ZEPCAM remains committed to delivering reliable, privacy-conscious solutions designed for demanding real-world situations.
Interested in learning more about ZEPCAM bodycam solutions? Get in touch with our team or book a demo to see how organizations across Europe are using bodycams to improve safety and support frontline professionals.