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NEC Participates In ISAF Security 2013

Posted by Stan Lewis September 12, 2013 10:59 am Categories: Technologies, Video Analytics. Tags: comprehensive security, facial image, facial recognition technology, law enforcement applications, national institute of standards and technology, nec corporation, public safety solutions, recognition technologies, United States Department of Homeland Security.

NEC Corporation today announced its participation in ISAF Security 2013, one of the most comprehensive security exhibitions in Turkey and the Middle East region, from 19 to 22 September 2013 at Istanbul Expo Centre, Turkey. NEC will showcase a range of Public Safety Solutions at stand A850, Hall 9, including: 1.Facial Recognition Technology NEC’s facial […]

Imperial Beach, CA, Gets Department of Homeland Security Video Surveillance Grant

Posted by Stan Lewis September 6, 2013 1:26 pm Categories: City Surveillance, Law Enforcement. Tags: border fence, border town, California, california shoreline, department of homeland security, imperial beach california, mexico border, San Diego County, United States Department of Homeland Security, water area.

A Department of Homeland Security funded camera system is intended to enhance safety and security along the Imperial Beach, California shoreline. Imperial Beach is a U.S.-Mexico border town with a border fence at the beach out to the ocean forming the U.S.-Mexico border. The zoom and infrared cameras cameras will be placed at the main […]

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.