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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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VideosurveillanceThe City of Elmira Deploys Gunshot Detection Cameras to Combat Violent Crime

Elmira deploys Flock Safety gunshot detection cameras covering one square mile under a $66,553 contract to alert police to gunfire.

 VideosurveillanceROC Launches Smart Cities Security Initiative in Marion County, WV

ROC deploys AI security monitoring across Marion County, WV, under a $1 million DOJ grant to assist law enforcement and emergency response.

 VideosurveillanceTemple University Enhances 1,500 Cameras with AI Weapon Detection

Temple University equips 1,500 security cameras with ZeroEyes AI weapon detection software in Pennsylvania to alert campus police to visible guns.

 VideosurveillanceReno to Deploy Gunfire Detection Tech Downtown in 2025

Reno invests $450,000 to deploy gunfire detection and over 40 cameras across downtown in 2025, alerting police to shots in under 60 seconds.

 Street LightingPeachtree Corners Partners with Juganu for Smart Lighting Deployment

Peachtree Corners partners with Juganu for innovative smart lighting, enhancing safety and connectivity across the city.

 Environmental MonitoringNorthWestern Energy Adopts Smoke Detection Technology Over Power Shutoffs

NorthWestern Energy is replacing potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs with smoke detection cameras to prevent wildfires.

 Environmental MonitoringHawaiian Electric Deploys AI Cameras for Fire Detection

Hawaiian Electric installs AI-powered cameras for early fire detection, enhancing safety across five islands with 360-degree views.

 VideosurveillanceZeroEyes Secures $53M for AI Weapons Detection Technology Expansion

ZeroEyes raises $53M for its AI weapons detection software, aiming to enhance security and safety across the U.S.

 VideosurveillanceNevada’s RTC Transit to Implement ZeroEyes Weapons Detection Technology

Nevada's RTC Transit is implementing ZeroEyes weapons detection technology. This is the first full deployment in a U.S. transit agency.

 Environmental MonitoringRocky Mountain Power to Implement AI-Enhanced Wildfire Detection Cameras

Rocky Mountain Power is deploying five AI wildfire detection cameras in Utah to autonomously spot smoke and alert first responders faster.

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