Smart Video Surveillance News

SEPTA ends its gun violence reduction program with ZeroEyes due to tech compatibility issues, shifting focus to camera upgrades for safety.

Madrid boosts municipal security with smart surveillance, focusing on vehicle monitoring, crime prevention, and sustainable mobility.

Anas completes the Green Island in Cosenza province as part of Italy's €42 million Smart Road project covering 140 km with 800 stations.

France selects three firms for four €2M smart video surveillance lots to detect crowd movement and abandoned items at the 2024 Olympics.

Florence opens a 2.5 million euro Smart City Control Room linked to 1,600 cameras to coordinate public services and municipal police operations.

Alexandria, Virginia, installs $14.5 million in adaptive traffic signals to dynamically adjust lights, reduce delays, and optimize real-time flow.

Kapsch TrafficCom installs 62 traffic light controllers in Madrid, cutting a key hospital bus route time from 50 minutes to under 30.

Rome signs a 25-year contract with Boldyn Networks to deploy over 2,200 small cells, 2,000 5G cameras, and 85

Nîmes opens a multi-service urban hypervision centre costing over one million euros, using 1,300 surveillance cameras to manage city operations.

Xcel Energy uses 21 Pano AI camera systems to monitor 1.5 million acres in Colorado, while Cornell installs sensors across 28 New York counties.