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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.

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VideosurveillanceParis Police Chief Backs AI Surveillance Extension After Olympics

Paris police chief Laurent Nuñez advocates for extending AI-powered surveillance beyond the Olympics, despite privacy concerns.

 VideosurveillanceParis and Cannes Test AI Surveillance Ahead of Olympics

France tests AI video surveillance in Paris and Cannes, deploying algorithms across four €2 million lots to detect threats ahead of the Olympics.

 VideosurveillanceFrance Picks 3 Firms for 2024 Olympics Smart Surveillance

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

 Mobility and TrafficNîmes Unveils Multi-Functional Urban Surveillance Hub

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

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