By ZhiYoong Foo
What if the next generation of IoT sensing solutions offered ubiquitous, unobtrusive, and more aesthetically pleasing sensing? And, what would that mean for security and compliance?
By Robert Muehlbauer
When network video cameras first came on the market, they were chiefly bare bones video streaming devices.
By Alex Doorduyn
Many of today’s video security systems feature 4K HD video to help human operators monitor and react better, but also to provide the best possible raw video data for the AI and machine learning programs that are used to continuously enhance operations.
By Russell Megonigal
As biometric readers play an increasingly prominent role in law enforcement, one of the newest high-value use cases is the ability to identify persons of interest on the street using smaller mobile biometric readers that are easy and safe for officers to both carry and use.
By Barbara Rizzatti
The Dover International Speedway’s high-banked, one-mile concrete oval race track is known as “The Monster Mile”.
By Barry Goodson
The onslaught of COVID-19 has elevated security measures in every border control operation within the Department of Homeland Security.
By Ronnie Pennington
Networked devices have made all the difference in giving security and communication systems far more ubiquity, capabilities, and performance than anyone could have dreamed of when the IP was invented in 1974.
The manufacturing sector is extraordinarily diverse, ranging from the manufacturing of advanced fighter jets to ventilators, and pharmaceutical products to cars, paper products, steel, clothing, high-tech components and beyond.