The U.S. Government Installing Cameras in Streetlights
Despite privacy issues, organizations under the U.S. government are having cameras and other surveillance solutions installed into streetlights and other road items.
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Microsoft President Calls for Regulation on Facial Recognition Technology
Facial recognition has become more popular over the last few years, particularly on social media apps. But Microsoft’s president worries about the future of the technology.
5 Technologies That Can Boost ROI
While technology can help any organization in a number of ways, the best technology provides clear return on investment (ROI) that helps the company’s bottom line. Learn about five technologies that can do just that.
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Air Show Surveillance Tech
The Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Air Show in San Diego is the largest military air show in the United States, held over three days with more than 700,000 attendees.
Portable Security Unit from V5 Systems Protects Moscone Center
Real-time monitoring around the San Francisco Moscone enabled by V5 Systems’ portable security unit; part of a $500 million upgrade.
The Benefit of Connecting CCTV Surveillance to Your Network
Closed circuit television (CCTV) surveillance systems work to secure your building in more than one way, and when you connect to the network those benefits amplify.
This AI Solution Uses Facial Recognition Tech to Keep Schools Safe
Startup Deep North married facial recognition tech with security cameras to keep faculty, staff, and students safe.
Agent Vi Brings Deep Learning-Powered Video Analytics to Enterprise Market
Agent Vi says innoVi Enterprise eliminates the need for continuous human monitoring of surveillance cameras by using the power of deep learning.
Bosch Develops IoT Platform for Smarter Surveillance Cameras
Standard OS and App Store from Bosch to provide access to innovative camera software to deploy features like facial recognition.
Civil Rights Groups Concerned About Secrecy Behind IBM Surveillance Programs used by NYPD
The IBM and NYPD program surveilled New Yorkers without their knowledge and had potential for racial profiling.
