TIFTON, Ga. - TelAve -- L-Tron will be attending the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP) Digital ID Reader Tech Expo Day on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, in Tifton, Georgia. This is the second Tech Expo Day that the GACP is hosting, and L-Tron will be showcasing the new L-Tron Mobile Driver's License Reader (mDLR-1).

The Digital ID Reader Tech Expo Day will give Georgia law enforcement agencies the opportunity to explore and interact with mobile driver's license reader technology. The event runs from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM and includes three demonstration blocks throughout the day, allowing attendees to visit participating vendors and see digital ID reader solutions.

At the previous GACP Tech Day event, Georgia police departments and sheriff's offices gathered to discover more about mobile ID technology and solutions related to the state's evolving digital driver's license requirements.

Read Mobile IDs at Traffic Stops with the L-Tron mDL Reader

During the upcoming October event, attendees will have the opportunity to see L-Tron's patented mDLR-1 in action. Built directly from Law Enforcement feedback, the L-Tron mDL reader allows Officers to read both mobile IDs and physical driver's licenses at traffic stops, without having to touch a motorist's phone.

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The mDLR-1 supports NFC, QR code, and PDF417 barcode verification, and works with a department's existing eCitation/RMS software with little to no impact on patrol vehicle IT. Designed with Officer safety in mind, the reader also features minimal buttons, a built-in camera and flashlight, and a durable design that will hold up to the patrol vehicle environment.

The L-Tron team looks forward to meeting with Georgia agencies, answering questions, and demonstrating how the mDLR-1 can help Officers prepare for mobile IDs in the field.

For more information on the patented L-Tron mDL Reader, visit: https://www.L-Tron.com/mdl-reader

Watch:
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About L-Tron

Founded in 1975, L-Tron has partnered with Law Enforcement agencies for over 25 years to provide purpose-built technology based on Officer feedback.

From driver's license readers and patrol vehicle equipment to the patented OSCR360 System, L-Tron provides technology, service and support designed for public safety workflows. We are proud to "Back the Blue," are ISO:9001:2015 certified, and stand behind our 100% quality and customer service standards.