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Blueprint for Safer School Zones – A Proven Model for Councils
We’ll walk through the exact blueprint councils have used to improve school zone safety, solve community complaints and protect officers without big budgets or long project timelines.
AI Privacy Ethics: Building Trust in an Interconnected World
In cities and municipalities worldwide, the balance between innovation and individual privacy is under increasing scrutiny. As AI technologies become integral to managing traffic, parking, and public safety, questions about privacy are no longer theoretical — they are central to gaining and maintaining public trust.
Legacy LPR Is Failing Cities. Context-Aware Enforcement Is the Only Way Forward
Legacy LPR should be, by all rights, a system of the past. Today, there is technology capable of delivering truly intelligent, context-aware enforcement. Yet many cities still rely on outdated tools. What’s often sold as “AI-powered” enforcement is little more than rebranded OCR. These systems match a plate, issue a fine, and move on, without seeing the scene, the people, or the full circumstances. And when enforcement lacks context, everything breaks down.
Context Is Key: Taking LPR Beyond the Plate
This webinar explores the hidden gaps in legacy and pseudo-AI LPR systems and associated challenges of missed violations and rising citation disputes.
Heavy Vehicle Compliance: How AI is Reshaping Road Safety in Australia
With more than 114,000 registered prime movers and one million registered heavy vehicle units traversing Australia’s road networks, ensuring compliance and safety presents significant challenges for regulatory bodies. As heavy vehicles continue to play a vital role in our supply chains, the need for intelligent monitoring solutions has never been more critical.
The Urgent Case for AI in Food Safety
When people think about surveillance technology, they picture what’s most visible: cameras in train stations, traffic monitoring in smart cities, or patrol bots in public spaces. What they rarely picture is a commercial kitchen, a loading dock behind a supermarket, or the sterile corridor of a food processing plant.