Fenton police deploy AI video surveillance in a commercial corridor serving 60,000 daily visitors to give 911 dispatchers live emergency feeds.
Mobility and TrafficToronto Transit Commission Awards Contract for Automated Streetcar Enforcement SystemThe TTC awards Gatekeeper Systems a $460,000 pilot contract to install AI automated enforcement systems on four Toronto streetcars to ticket drivers.
VideosurveillanceNGE CONNECT Expands Presence in Île-de-France with Acquisition of AVINGE CONNECT acquires Herblay-based AVI, a security firm with €2.2 million in revenue, to establish its third regional agency in Île-de-France.
VideosurveillanceZeroEyes Receives $2 Million Grant to Expand AI Gun Detection in Pennsylvania SchoolsZeroEyes secures a $2 million grant to expand its real-time AI gun detection technology across 15 Pennsylvania school districts.
VideosurveillanceFrench Court Bans AI Surveillance Software, Setting PrecedentA Grenoble court orders the town of Moirans to stop using Briefcam algorithmic video surveillance, ruling the software breaches GDPR privacy laws.
VideosurveillanceThailand Implements AI Surveillance System Following High-Profile KidnappingThailand deploys an AI surveillance system with 98% threat detection accuracy in tourist hubs to counter transnational crime and protect visitors.
VideosurveillanceVillajoyosa Implements Smart Cameras and Sensors for Real-Time Data CollectionVillajoyosa in Alicante, Spain installs 18 smart cameras and sensors to monitor traffic, parking, and crowds across high-traffic locations.
VideosurveillanceMadrid Expands AI-Driven Surveillance with New Camera InstallationsThe Madrid City Council invests €2.8 million to deploy 83 AI surveillance cameras across the city to assist police with public safety image analysis.
VideosurveillanceThe City of Elmira Deploys Gunshot Detection Cameras to Combat Violent CrimeElmira deploys Flock Safety gunshot detection cameras covering one square mile under a $66,553 contract to alert police to gunfire.
VideosurveillanceOrléans Métropole to Combat Illegal Dumping with AI-Powered CamerasOrléans Métropole invests €117,000 to deploy 10 AI cameras across municipalities to detect illegal dumping. Devices rotate quarterly at hotspots.
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