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Real time crime centres - policing's new hub
Real time crime centres - policing's new hub

As city managers, law enforcement agencies, and first responders face mounting pressure to combat crime and respond to emergencies with limited resources, real-time crime centres e...

Nedap adapts to change: The dynamic nature of retail crime
Nedap adapts to change: The dynamic nature of retail crime

With the rise of organised retail crime (ORC) making headlines, retailers are grappling with the dual challenge of safeguarding both their staff and store assets, while addressing...

How security gets real with remote monitoring
How security gets real with remote monitoring

The average business owner or investor has some kind of security precaution in place, especially in the after-hours when there are fewer deterrents to inhibit criminal activity....

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i-PRO U-series: AI edge cameras for enhanced security
i-PRO U-series: AI edge cameras for enhanced security

i-PRO Co., Ltd. (formerly Panasonic Security), a pioneering manufacturer of edge computing cameras for security and public safety, announced the launch of the new U-series, marking...

i-PRO highlights security trends for 2025
i-PRO highlights security trends for 2025

As the physical security industry looks toward 2025, i-PRO Co., Ltd. (formerly Panasonic Security) is highlighting four interlinked trends that are set to redefine h...

Panasonic introduces two new 4K camcorders HC-X2 and HC-X20 to provide high levels of video quality
Panasonic introduces two new 4K camcorders HC-X2 and HC-X20 to provide high levels of video quality

Panasonic introduces two new 4K camcorders with integrated lenses and 1.0-type sensors, offering the advanced features and performance demanded by professionals alongside excellent...

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