Meet Kurrant in Barcelona Smart City Expo World Congress3 to 5 Nov 2026 Pavilion 3 · Booth D151 Our scheduleSchedule Book a meeting
Kurrantly NewsWednesday, 21 October 2026 · Smart cities & utilities Get the weekly briefing
Latest
1 OctHanoi Police Pilot Smart Police Platform As Video Analytics Camera Network Nears 5,000 Units 17 JulHuntington City Council Approves $2.1 Million AI Surveillance Contract Amid Opposition 22 JunMississippi To Deploy Acusensus AI Traffic Cameras In $2M Sole-Source Contract 22 MaySeoul’s Residential Areas Deploy Smart Poles to Close Safety Gaps 21 MayAI-Powered Detection Vendors Are Losing Cities. Here Is Why, and What Comes Next 12 MayFigueres Blends Surveillance and IoT Analytics in 360° Camera Rollout 11 MayGandía Launches €1.33M Smart Surveillance Overhaul, with 38 Cameras and 175 Police Bodycams 23 AprPuebla Launches AI-Powered Surveillance Pilot With 2,000-Camera Rollout Ahead 9 AprArchuleta County Taps Viper Networks to Pilot Smart City and Mobile Services in Rural Colorado 19 FebVizzia Closes €30M Series B To Scale Municipal Video Surveillance Across Europe
Kurrantly News · Weekly briefingThe week in smart cities and utilities, in one email
Home / News / Videosurveillance

Smart Video Surveillance News

Urban video surveillance and CSU news from municipalities and law-enforcement agencies worldwide - city-wide camera deployments, AI-based analytics, license-plate recognition and integrated video-management platforms.

Page 11
Mobility and TrafficStockholm Introduces AI-Powered Safety for Tunnel

TagMaster's Citilog to boost Stockholm tunnel safety with AI incident detection for enhanced traffic efficiency.

 VideosurveillanceZeroEyes Raises $23M for AI Gun Detection Amid Privacy Debates

ZeroEyes raises $23 million to expand its AI gun detection technology, which is currently deployed across thousands of buildings in 37 states.

 VideosurveillanceBaltimore Schools to Deploy AI Gun Detection on 7,000 Cameras

Baltimore County Public Schools approves a $1.4 million contract to add AI gun detection software to 7,000 security cameras to alert police.

 Mobility and TrafficLTN Vandalism Costs London £850K+

London councils have spent over £850,000 repairing vandalised low-traffic neighbourhood infrastructure since 2020, with Hackney paying £400,000.

 Environmental MonitoringAI-Powered ALERTCalifornia: Transforming Wildfire Response

California firefighters use the ALERTCalifornia AI system and over 1,000 cameras to detect wildfire smoke and alert response teams promptly.

 Environmental MonitoringCarbondale Fire Department Adopts Pano AI for Wildfire Detection

Carbondale Fire Department partners with Pano AI to install a $50,000 pair of panoramic cameras on Elephant Mountain tower to scan 24/7 for

© Kurrant. All Rights Reserved. · Editorial Standards · Cookie settings

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.