Rapid transit

DART Bus Drivers Say Cameras Tag Them, but Crimes Ignored

Posted by dtaitano September 15, 2014 6:07 am Categories: City Surveillance, Surveillance, Transportation. Tags: Bus, cameras, dallas, Insurance, Passenger, Rapid transit, surveillance cameras.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s use of surveillance cameras to monitor bus drivers’ behavior is drawing criticism from employees who say they’re being penalized for minor infractions while criminal activity caught on video is going ignored. During a 12-month period that ended in July, DART supervisors coached drivers on behavior caught on camera an average of 678 times a month.

City of Atlanta’s MARTA Selects BRS Labs as Provider of Artificial Intelligence

Posted by dtaitano September 1, 2014 9:08 pm Categories: City Surveillance, Corporate News, Video Analytics. Tags: Artificial intelligence, big data, constant surveillance, mass transit, Rapid transit, Train station, video analytics.

Behavioral Recognition Systems, Inc. (BRS Labs), creator of AISight® the artificial intelligence-based analytics solution that teaches itself to recognize and alert on unexpected patterns within massive volumes of data, continues its rapid growth in the mass transit industry as more agencies choose to implement the award-winning behavioral recognition software as part of their public safety initiatives.

Greek Privacy Watchdog Blocks Plan To Install Cameras On Athens Metro Trains

Posted by dtaitano December 23, 2013 1:13 pm Categories: Surveillance. Tags: Athens, Greece, Public transport, Rapid transit, security cameras, Security guard.

ekathimerini.com , Monday December 23, 2013 (10:50)

Source www.ekathimerini.com

How An Innovative Control Room Can Help Secure The Budding Cannabis Market

It’s no secret that the cannabis industry is growing. Numerous states across the United States, from California to Maine, have legalized recreational cannabis, with 33 total states allowing cannabis for medicinal uses. And it’s not just the United States that’s seeing this trend: Canada’s official legalization of recreational cannabis took effect last October. This growth is leading to incredible opportunities in the industry, with the global market valued at $10.3 billion in 2018 and projected to reach $39.4 billion by 2023. This market opportunity expands far beyond the companies that directly deal with the cannabis plant, with numerous adjacent businesses on track to experience benefits.