Magos Systems and Nightingale Security have collaborated to deliver a drone-based solution for perimeter security that employs radar detection. The Blackbird autonomous drone from Nightingale is integrated with Magos’s technology for detecting and classifying objects on the ground.
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The Nightingale Security drone autonomous capabilities, including the Emergency Response Plan and Emergency Landing Zone, make it a reliable and cost-effective solution for businesses and organizations to protect their property and assets. The drone’s ability to operate even in adverse weather conditions ensures consistent safety and reduces the risk of damage to the drone and surrounding property.
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San Pablo police drones aided in the arrest of a shooting suspect wanted in Oakland. The drones captured footage of the suspect climbing out of a window and attempting to hide in a trash can. The drones led officers to the suspect’s hiding spot, and he was arrested without incident.
Read more:https://richmondstandard.com/crime/2022/02/24/drones-help-capture-fleeing-suspect-in-san-pablo/
The looting of construction sites may be a billion-dollar problem in the United States. Now, drones may help construction firms protect their sites from thieves. Construction site thieves not only steal materials, but tools and equipment as well. On average, trucks are the most expensive targets, with an average loss of roughly $42,000 per incident.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning technologies are finding their way into consumer and commercial security deployments. A recent report from Research and Markets notes that AI will be a key driver of growth in the global physical security market. It projects a CAGR of 7.3% from 2018 to 2023. In addition, AI video analytics, according to Memoori, are expected to propel growth in the video surveillance market and see a CAGR of 13.4% between now and 2023. Object recognition, pattern recognition, anomaly detection, predictive analysis are some of the more applicable use cases Jack Wu, co-founder and CEO of drone system integration specialist Nightingale Security, cites for AI in physical security.
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Unmanned aircraft systems are the technology solution federal officers on the southern border want to see the Trump administration and Congress adopt. Officials representing companies in the industry say Department of Homeland Security officials have approached them about implementing this type of flying robot at the border. But first, those federal workers need the go-ahead from Congress. Homeland security employees are taking matters into their own hands and seeking out companies they believe can help them. They have quietly been in talks with drone companies, sharing what they need on the front lines and learning what capabilities already exist.