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From fragmented alerts to centralised insight: Unifying AI surveillance
From fragmented alerts to centralised insight: Unifying AI surveillance

In the modern world of intelligent security, AI cameras and processing units (often called "AI boxes" or "AI servers") are transforming surveillance. They can detect specific behav...

“The potential is enormous” - Interview with Dr. Henrik Siegle, CTO at Bosch Building Technologies
“The potential is enormous” - Interview with Dr. Henrik Siegle, CTO at Bosch Building Technologies

Dr. Henrik Siegle has been the CTO at Bosch Building Technologies since November 2021. In this interview, he speaks about the megatrends of energy efficiency and sustainability, an...

A beginner’s guide to smart home security
A beginner’s guide to smart home security

Residential burglaries and break-ins are a problem for many homeowners. The FBI estimates there were approximately 1,117,696 burglaries in 2019 in the United States, which accounte...

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Teledyne FLIR ADGiLE gas emissions monitoring
Teledyne FLIR ADGiLE gas emissions monitoring

Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, today introduced new capabilities for its ADGiLE™ automated gas emissions monitoring system, extending continuous,...

Teledyne Gas Detection and thermal imaging at ADIPEC 2026
Teledyne Gas Detection and thermal imaging at ADIPEC 2026

Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection, a portfolio of safety instrument businesses of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, and Teledyne Flir, a Teledyne Technologies company, will showca...

Teledyne FLIR thermal cameras achieve UL 2684 listing
Teledyne FLIR thermal cameras achieve UL 2684 listing

The milestone gives European fire engineers and risk professionals independent evidence when specifying thermal image fire detection, complementing established European and nationa...

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