Automatic numberplate recognition systems (ANPR) are more popular than ever before. According to MarketsandMarkets, the global ANPR system market is projected to reach USD 4.8 billion by 2027 from USD 3.1 billion

At Campus Safety, we see tremendous value in both hearing from experts and sharing experiences with people in similar job roles, and researching available technologies that can supplement campus safety and

Comcast says it’s in the smart city space for the long haul, not just the backhaul. Caroline Goodbody and Jake Purcell talk to Cities Today about the new business unit.

Surveillance cameras, which have been around for years, provide a number of benefits to protect facilities. Over the years, these devices have become increasingly advanced in their capabilities, and their

AI is often used as a term to attract organisations with promises of cost savings and, often, unrealistic, levels of accuracy. But is the new technology always essential? Chris Price

While ALPR solutions are definitely attracting more customers, certain challenges continue to make its implementation difficult. From a technology perspective, these challenges mostly stem from the accuracy of the algorithm

Eagle Eye LPR uses artificial intelligence in a true cloud-based system for high accuracy in all kinds of challenging conditions. Eagle Eye LPR operates on readily available security cameras making

Security integrators that grow their recurring monthly revenue can stabilize income, improve customer relationships, and increase business valuation. What’s not to love? Year over year, more security integrators are adding

IFSEC Global takes readers through the latest product launches and updates to hit the security market across March. This month we cover the latest in threat detection, AI, license plate

Things felt much more normal at ISC West 2022. SSI’s editors provide takeaways from this year’s show through words, images and videos. LAS VEGAS — After a low-key July edition last

ISC West is right around the corner—March 22-25 in Las Vegas—and as the first regularly scheduled version of the conference in three years, excitement is at an all-time high. And with

Just when you thought it was gone forever, analog video is making a zombie-like return to relevance, and in some cases, it can actually make sense for both integrator and