In this weekly feature we highlight the industry’s latest news stories.

The Atlanta City Council hopes the legislation will help to reduce crime and the number of car thefts and violence at service stations throughout the city.

Despite continuing battles with the supply chain, spiking inflation and other obstacles, the video sector remains on a robust, upward trajectory. 

The Prison Camera Reform Act requires the Bureau of Prisons to evaluate and enhance security camera, radio and public address systems at its 122 facilities.

The Naperville, Illinois Police Department (PD) is closing investigations more quickly and has strengthened community collaboration by modernizing its operations with Genetec Clearance and by launching a Community Camera Registration Program.

The security cameras are intended to lure back raiders frightened of crime and reinforce a subway system whose finances were seriously challenged. 

Megapixel cameras now come in a variety of form factors for uses within a wide cross section of video surveillance applications. Industry expert explain the technology’s latest trends and use cases.

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc.’s wholly owned subsidiary, Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD), has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) with an East Coast parochial school to deploy two ROSA security robots with firearm detection technology. 

A 2MP dome camera installed by LaMarco Systems captured images of the suspect fleeing in an alleyway moments after the massacre. 

The Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Security Camera Donation Program was launched last year in an effort to combat the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.