by Team ZeroEyes | Feb 17, 2020
See the original article here. In 2019, over 400 mass shootings were reported in the U.S. The average response time in these situations was between 12 and 15 minutes, according to ZeroEyes, a video analytics company based at the Pennovation Center in Grays Ferry....
by Team ZeroEyes | Feb 6, 2020
See the original article HERE. Not one to let its lead in the public safety market slip to rival AT&T, which won the FirstNet contract in 2017, Verizon is courting public safety with the latest and greatest in technologies that use 5G. Granted, 5G is not yet...
by Team ZeroEyes | Feb 6, 2020
See the original article HERE. Verizon Wireless believes that 5G, the next-generation cellular communication, won’t just allow smartphones to download movies faster, but it will also improve emergency service response times and combat crime. Last week, Verizon...
by Team ZeroEyes | Dec 20, 2019
Schools are using facial recognition to try to stop shootings. Here’s why they should think twice. Facial recognition is just one of several AI-powered security tools showing up at schools. Safety concerns have led some schools to consider artificial...
by Team ZeroEyes | Dec 20, 2019
See the full article HERE. Robotics and aerial drone startup companies were among those chosen by Verizon to participate in the company’s “Cohort 3” for the 5G First Responder Lab. The startups in the Cohort 3 group will focus on developing artificial intelligence for...
by Team ZeroEyes | Nov 22, 2019
Watch the video interview HERE. Written byDonny Jackson 21st November 2019 Kieran Carroll, vice president of operations and government affairs for ZeroEyes, explains how the ZeroEyes is able to leverage existing camera system and the company’s...
