A new AI system analyzes existing warehouse CCTV feeds to identify near-misses, aiming to improve safety and reduce incidents in logistics facilities.
Near-miss Detection AI For Existing Warehouse CCTV
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The Journey To Corvus ISR: Public Development Of A WAMI Exploitation System With Synthetic Data
Corvus ISR has begun public development with a browser-based synthetic WAMI detection and tracking prototype.
What AI Really Does In Persistent Radar Technology For Organizations
Expanding SAR fleets can monitor Earth in any weather, but organizations increasingly rely on AI to process the growing stream of radar data.
Your Ring camera isn’t stopping crime. But it might be making you paranoid.
While Ring cameras are marketed for security, evidence suggests they may increase neighbor distrust and paranoia without proven crime reduction benefits.
The Eye Over the City: How Wide-Area Motion Imagery Works — and Where It Goes Blind
A July 1 ISR briefing explains how WAMI tracks city-scale movement, why AI and radar layers matter, and why courts remain central.
The Best Driveway Alarms of 2026, Tested and Reviewed
Discover the top driveway alarms of 2026, tested for range, reliability, and features. Find out which models offer the best home security today.
America Is Missing Out on the Ultimate Mosquito Weapon
A Chinese company claims to have developed a laser-based mosquito-killing system, but the U.S. has yet to adopt this technology amid rising mosquito-borne diseases.
Detection dog detects cleverly hidden illegal goods
A trained detection dog uncovered cleverly concealed illegal items, highlighting the effectiveness of canine units in border security operations.
Cameraman catches the person using laser light on players in a football match
A cameraman captured footage of a person shining a laser at players during a football match, raising concerns about safety and fair play.
Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy
German researchers demonstrate that standard WiFi networks can identify individuals with nearly 100% accuracy using AI, raising privacy concerns.
