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Memoreyes’ Unique Outdoor Video Surveillance Systems are Totally Wireless


Memoreyes’ Unique Outdoor Video Surveillance Systems are Totally Wireless | #Memoreyes #TpromoCom #WiFi #VideoSurveillance | The use of outdoor WiFi is often unreliable. But the engineers behind Memoreyes’ unique outdoor video safety systems have solved this problem, providing reliable, steady wireless connectivity between the Model 360 and 100 camera systems. No wires means no trenching and lower installation fees.

The Camera Housing

  • The Entrance System Housing contains seven cameras and two to three micro-computers.
  • Four cameras document cars as they enter, pass by, and depart; and the other three read license plates, including the detection of vehicles that travel the wrong way through an exit.
  • The All Property System housing is a 12’ tall “candy cane” that houses an HD camera, 2 micro-computers, and the Camera Director System.
  • The system runs on low voltage power (no 120VAC power install requirements), and it wirelessly connects to a NVR (Network Video Recorder) through Ethernet radios.
  • Camera housings are weatherproof, including sun shades and are rated from -20°F to 120°F.
  • Anti-tampering features detect camera-pole shaking, which initiates a local verbal warning through an in-housing speaker. This action also directs other cameras in the vicinity to video the event.

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An Outdoor Video Surveillance System that Thinks and Acts Like a Human

An Outdoor Video Surveillance System that Thinks and Acts Like a Human | #Memoreyes #TpromoCom #VideoSurveillance #AI | I’d like to tell you about a new, revolutionary outdoor CCTV product that is like none other. I use the word “revolutionary” because it is just that. It leverages the use of quality Megapixel/HD quality, pan-tilt-zoom cameras with machine learning and an entirely newly developed series of audio, thermal, and radar-oriented sensors. Add to that an AI (Artificial Intelligence)-based learning control platform and you have an almost human-like control system with Big Data analysis. http://bit.ly/2KKKhEc

The focus of this new tech is outdoor protection. It uses thermal, sound, and radar to focus in on moving targets, along with a Smartphone app that stakeholders can use to alert the system when there’s a potential problem of an immediate nature. Cameras automatically  follow targets, which is not entirely new, but that’s just the beginning of the story.

The uniquely developed sensors allow the system to hear, see, and detect what the camera cannot see using a variety of unique sensors that truly makes this system revolutionary. Interaction between this interactive, integrated video surveillance system and stakeholders is audio/visual in nature, further deterring would-be assailants. 

Currently the system operates using a unique machine learning system, but an AI (Artificial Intelligence) processing system is now in the works and will soon be incorporated, giving the system the ability to react with even more speed and intelligence. Through Big Data analysis, over time the system will learn the habits and trends associated with each camera within each specific setting, thus enabling the system to  quickly identify departures from the norm. There’s more. 

I’d like to propose a complementary story on the tech with a short interview with the developer, who happens to be John Collings, the former inventor and developer of Uplink. A sidebar will delve into the advancements in AI and how they will be leveraged to make this new technology a must-have for office complexes, shopping malls, multiple-tenant housing, industrial complexes, chain stores, etc. 

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Kastle Systems’ new mobile SDK integrates with Rise Buildings’ platform

Kastle Systems’ new mobile SDK integrates with Rise Buildings’ platform | #TpromoCom #AccessControl #Security #Integration | Combination of digital access and property experience delivers seamless experience for building staff and occupants.

Kastle Systems International, a provider of managed security solutions and services, and Rise Buildings, a provider of an integrated proptech platform that manages all daily activities of a buildings’ staff and occupants, recently joined forces to integrate Kastle’s digital mobile access credential functionality with Rise Buildings’ occupant experience app.

“Access control is an obvious extension of the full ‘occupant experience’ that Rise Buildings provides, but access control and security are highly specialized functions, and to build the expertise themselves, in-house, could require a big investment and long-term commitment to a function that wasn’t their expertise,” Todd Burner, SVP product, Kastle Systems told SSN during an interview.

Digital access credentials for property occupants were embedded within Rise’s property experience platform. This strengthened the offering by integrating managed access and security capabilities along with other features including rent payment processing, package delivery notifications and pickups, maintenance requests, pre-authorized visitor access, amenity usage reservations and more.

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Gartner says nearly 50% of PaaS offerings are now cloud-only

Gartner says nearly 50% of PaaS offerings are now cloud-only | #TpromoCom #Security #Cloud #Data | Nearly half of today’s platform as a service (PaaS) service offerings are cloud-only, according to Gartner, Inc. Currently, there are more than 360 vendors across 21 market segments, delivering more than 550 PaaS offerings. Forty-eight percent of these offerings are cloud-only. Not a single vendor has a foothold across all 21 segments, and 90 percent of them only operate within a single PaaS market segment.

“Business and technology leaders are shifting to strategic investment in cloud computing,” said Yefim Natis, research vice president and analyst at Gartner. “Cloud computing is one of the key disruptive forces in IT markets that is gaining mainstream trust.”

“Although many organisations anticipate a long-term retention of on-premises computing, the vendors of nearly half of the cloud platform offerings bet on the prevailing growth of cloud deployments and chose the more modern and more efficient cloud-only delivery of their capabilities,” said Mr. Natis. Enterprise IT spending for cloud-based offerings will surpass spending for noncloud IT offerings by 2022, according to Gartner.

The total PaaS market revenue is forecast to reach $20 billion in 2019, and to exceed $34 billion in 2022, according to the latest forecast from Gartner. In this shift to cloud, database and application platform services represent the largest market segments, with blockchain, digital experience, serverless and artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) platform services as the newest.

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When Seconds Count, ESC’s Shot Detection System Responds

When Seconds Count, ESC’s Shot Detection System Responds | #ESC_LLC #Shooter #Safety #Police | In an active shooter situation, it’s not an exaggeration to say that every second counts. “ESC’s Detect360 system combines leading gunshot detection with advanced notification technology to provide immediate notification as soon as a shot is fired,” says John Larkin, Senior Partner. Law enforcement, onsite security personnel and building occupants alike are alerted to the unfolding situation as quickly as possible.

Click here to learn more about ESC’s Active Shooter solution.

In an active shooter situation, it’s not an exaggeration to say that every second counts. That’s why having access to accurate information within seconds is so critical. The Detect360 system combines leading gunshot detection with advanced notification technology to provide immediate notification as soon as a shot is fired.

For more information, contact John Larkin at 614-754-1393, email him at ESC@tpromo.com, or visit our website: click here.


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THESE ROBOT-PROOF SKILLS GIVE WOMEN AN EDGE IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERA

THESE ROBOT-PROOF SKILLS GIVE WOMEN AN EDGE IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERA | #ESC_LLC #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #WorkPlace | The latest panic about artificial intelligence is that it will deal a blow to women in the workplace. Women accustomed to gloomy headlines may have met this one with a fatalistic shrug. But it is worth interrogating why on earth it might be true.


Women just might have a natural advantage as the nature of work shifts.

The concerns are legitimate enough, but they fail to appreciate the big ways in which the world of work is going to change. In fact, it is quite possible the age of AI will belong to women. Men are the ones in danger of being left behind.

There are admittedly some reasons to worry about women. Some AI tools may be biased against them — a risk for any group that has been historically underrepresented in the workplace. Because machine learning tends to learn from historical data, it can perpetuate patterns from the past into the future. Amazon reportedly discovered a few years ago that an experimental recruitment tool, based on 10 years’ worth of job application data, had taught itself to penalize CVs that contained the word “women’s,” such as “captain of the women’s hockey team.”

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Underestimated Risk & Overestimated Security: When All You Do Is React, it May Be Too Late

Underestimated Risk & Overestimated Security: When All You Do Is React, it May Be Too Late | #TpromoCom #AI #Webinar #Security | For decades, IT professionals have been fighting malware, hackers, and other threats. Data protection, confidentiality, integrity and availability have long been threatened not only by amateur hackers, but by profit-oriented, well-organised criminals. Victims can usually only react because many of the usual methods for detecting malware require knowledge about specific attack techniques, about the behavior or about signatures of specific malware families.

Artificial intelligence (AI) in cyber security shows how things can be done differently – predictively and preventively. In this webcast, Jan Tietze of Cylance explains how you can stay one step ahead of attackers and protect yourself against tomorrow’s threats. Watch to learn more about:

  • What makes security solutions with AI so special;
  • What the mathematical approach in security tools is all about;
  • How to detect attackers and automate your response;
  • Why your company in particular can benefit from AI security.

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Amazon-owned Ring has reportedly been spying on customer camera feeds

Amazon-owned Ring has reportedly been spying on customer camera feeds | #TpromoCom #Camera #VideoSurveillance #Privacy | If you own a Ring doorbell camera system, we’ve got some bad news. The smart home company owned by Amazon, which the Internet retail giant shelled out more than $1 billion to acquire, has apparently been violating its customers’ privacy in a pretty shocking way.

A new report from The Intercept quotes unnamed sources who confirm that engineers and executives at Ring have “highly privileged access” to live customer camera feeds, utilizing both Ring’s doorbells as well as its in-home cameras.

Ring allegedly has a backdoor into their video surveillance system that allows people outside the home to spy on porch cameras as well as those inside the home.

“When security integrators and alarm dealers provide video surveillance at on the exterior of a home, we assume that the manufacturer of the system is as ethical and moralistic as the mission for which it’s installed. To discover that the exterior camera system that we’re using provides unbridled access to inside cameras to company executives and others is something that we would never expect to hear,” says Al Colombo, a well known author in the security industry.

“There are some security professionals who will ignore this news. They will continue to use these products that knowingly call personal security in question. If you’re selling this product, please do the right thing and dig into the issue further to verify 1) that the allegation is true, and 2) how you can mitigate the risk for existing clients as well as new ones.”

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