Flock Safety secures $275 million in funding to expand its surveillance tech, which is used by over 4,800 US law enforcement agencies.
VideosurveillanceAI-Powered Cameras Aim to Reduce Koala Road Strikes in SydneyNew South Wales commits $500,000 to trial AI roadside cameras in south-west Sydney to alert drivers to koalas as road strike deaths double.
Mobility and TrafficCity of Brampton Adopts Advanced Surveillance Technology to Boost Public SafetyThe City of Brampton deploys 200 Genetec license plate recognition cameras at key intersections to help law enforcement monitor vehicle crimes.
Mobility and TrafficBarcelona Pilots Hayden AI’s Cameras to Enhance Urban Bus EfficiencyBarcelona deploys Hayden AI cameras on four buses for a six-month pilot to detect lane obstructions and improve transit efficiency.
Mobility and TrafficHong Kong Launches AI-Powered Traffic Management System PilotHong Kong launches an HK$6.8M AI traffic pilot using 11 cameras across nine Kwun Tong streets to optimize light cycles and detect accidents.
Mobility and TrafficMaryland Proposes AI Cameras to Tackle Distracted Driving Amid Privacy ConcernsMaryland proposes using AI cameras to fine distracted drivers $40, following Montgomery County tests detecting 2,500 daily violations.
VideosurveillanceTechnis Acquires Videtics to Expand AI-Driven Security and Smart Space SolutionsTechnis acquires Videtics to add intelligent video analysis capabilities and expand its AI-driven space intelligence services across Europe.
Street LightingPiedmont Region Launches €12.75 Million Energy Efficiency Initiative for Public LightingPiedmont opens a €12.75 million fund to upgrade public lighting across municipalities, requiring projects to include smart city services.
Mobility and TrafficMinnesota Police Pilots A.I. Powered Cameras to Combat Distracted DrivingSouth Lake Minnetonka police deploy a $450,000 AI camera system along Highway 7 in Minnesota, issuing over 100 traffic citations.
VideosurveillanceFlorida Lawmakers Propose Ban on AI Gun Detection TechnologyFlorida lawmakers introduce SB 562 to ban AI gun detection systems in municipal public spaces, while keeping exemptions for schools and airports.
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