Podcasts about video surveillance

Andrew Atkinson is a former Victorian police officer. In this episode of Crime Insiders | Detectives, Andrew discusses his journey from general duties to the Technical Surveillance Unit and his deployments with the United Nations in Timor and Iraq. He candidly addresses the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder on his life and career, emphasising the importance of mental health awareness and support for police veterans. Andrew reflects on the physical challenges he faced due to his service, including cancer and multiple surgeries, and highlights the need for open discussions about mental health in law enforcement. He advocates for the creation of supportive networks for current and former officers to help them navigate their experiences and challenges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crime against Canadian small businesses nearly doubled in one year. VideoGuard's advanced remote surveillance helps owners stop thieves before they strike, protecting offices, retail stores, and shopping centres with 24/7 monitoring, rapid response, and real-time threat detection. Learn more: https://www.videoguard.com/commercial/industries/commercial-properties VideoGuard City: Toronto Address: 1540 Lodestar Road #10 Website: https://www.videoguard.com/ Phone: +1 888 231 7920 Email: info@VideoGuard.com

Podcast: Nexus: A Claroty Podcast (LS 32 · TOP 5% what is this?)Episode: Noam Moshe on Hacking Video SurveillancePub date: 2025-08-07Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationNoam Moshe, Research Director for Claroty Team82, joins the Nexus Podcast live at the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas to discuss research that was presented here on the security of a popular video surveillance platform manufactured by Axis Communications. Moshe describes how Team82 examined the proprietary protocol supporting Axis servers and clients (camera) and uncovered four vulnerabilities that could be chained to eventually gain pre-authentication remote-code execution. Moshe explains Team82's research process, the risks to users, and the successful disclosure process with Axis Communication that resulted in prompt patches available for the servers and camera platforms. Read Team82's research blog hereListen and subscribe to the Nexus PodcastThe podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Claroty, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Noam Moshe, Research Director for Claroty Team82, joins the Nexus Podcast live at the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas to discuss research that was presented here on the security of a popular video surveillance platform manufactured by Axis Communications. Moshe describes how Team82 examined the proprietary protocol supporting Axis servers and clients (camera) and uncovered four vulnerabilities that could be chained to eventually gain pre-authentication remote-code execution. Moshe explains Team82's research process, the risks to users, and the successful disclosure process with Axis Communication that resulted in prompt patches available for the servers and camera platforms. Read Team82's research blog hereListen and subscribe to the Nexus Podcast

Every year, construction thieves steal billions in equipment, and shockingly, only twenty-one percent ever gets recovered. In this episode, we reveal why most security cameras fail and share the proven features that actually prevent theft instead of just documenting it. Visit https://www.videoguard.com/commercial/industries/construction-sites/ for more info. VideoGuard City: Toronto Address: 1540 Lodestar Road #10 Website: https://www.videoguard.com/ Phone: +1 888 231 7920 Email: info@VideoGuard.com

New England Security launches surveillance systems with privacy-enhancing technologies for retail and construction sites, featuring 24/7 monitoring, privacy masking, and regulatory compliance with HIPAA and state privacy laws. New England Security City: Malden Address: 208 Broadway Website: https://newenglandsecurity.com

Cloudastructure has raised over $57 million to transform video surveillance from a passive recording tool into an active crime prevention platform. What started as a solution born from a laptop theft in a South of Market office has evolved into an AI-powered service that protects multifamily properties across the country. In this episode of Category Visionaries, we spoke with Rick Bentley, founder of Cloudastructure, about his unconventional path to building a category-defining company—from working at the legendary General Magic to self-funding his startup by working as a contractor in Baghdad. Topics Discussed: How a laptop theft incident revealed the fundamental flaws in traditional video surveillance systems The breakthrough moment when Google open-sourced TensorFlow in 2015 and its impact on computer vision Cloudastructure's pivot from broad security applications to finding product-market fit in multifamily properties The company's unique crowdfunding success, raising $35 million from 13,000 individual investors Building a hybrid AI-human monitoring system with guards operating from India The technical evolution from basic object detection to holistic, cross-camera intelligence using LLM-like systems GTM Lessons For B2B Founders: Timing technology waves requires patience and resourcefulness: Rick spent over a decade keeping his cloud video vision alive before the infrastructure caught up. He recognized that Moore's Law would eventually make broadband faster than video files would grow larger, solving the technical constraints. He funded the company through consulting work, including a dangerous stint in Baghdad, demonstrating that sometimes founders need to get creative about survival during technology transition periods. B2B founders should identify self-resolving technical limitations and prepare to bridge the gap through alternative revenue streams. Vertical expertise beats broad horizontal approaches: Cloudastructure's breakthrough came when they hired Whitney, a VP of sales with deep multifamily industry relationships. She brought not just contacts but intimate knowledge of purchasing processes, budgets, and pain points specific to property management companies. Rick noted, "She knew what their budgets were, what their approval processes were, what their pain points were." B2B founders should prioritize hiring salespeople with vertical domain expertise over generalist sales talent when targeting specific industries. Product-market fit emerges from pain intensity, not market size: The multifamily space proved ideal not because of its size, but because of the acute pain property managers experience. Rick explained the stark difference: "The next morning you could have a dozen people in your leasing office because their cars got broken into last night" versus "an email that says these guys showed up, we did a talk down, they ran away." B2B founders should prioritize markets where their solution prevents catastrophic scenarios over those with mild inconveniences, even if the latter appears larger. Crowdfunding can validate B2B concepts when VCs miss the opportunity: After traditional VCs dismissed Cloudastructure as too late to market, Rick raised $35 million through crowdfunding with 13,000 individual investors. This approach not only provided capital but validated market demand from a broader audience. The success came from clearly articulating the value proposition to non-technical investors who could understand the basic premise of preventing crime versus just recording it. B2B founders facing VC skepticism should consider alternative funding sources that might better appreciate their value proposition. Build the full stack when integration creates competitive advantage: Cloudastructure didn't just provide software—they built the entire monitoring infrastructure, including training guards, developing custom interfaces, and managing the complete service delivery. Rick emphasized, "You can't just hop on Fiverr or whatever and say, I need someone to do this. You need to build the tools for them." This vertical integration created defensible value that pure software solutions couldn't match. B2B founders should consider owning more of the value chain when seamless integration significantly improves customer outcomes.   //   Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe.  www.GlobalTalent.co   //   Don't Miss: New Podcast Series — How I Hire Senior GTM leaders share the tactical hiring frameworks they use to build winning revenue teams. Hosted by Andy Mowat, who scaled 4 unicorns from $10M to $100M+ ARR and launched Whispered to help executives find their next role. Subscribe here: https://open.spotify.com/show/53yCHlPfLSMFimtv0riPyM   

Shearers say they are in favour of video surveillance being used in sheds, if it's voluntary. The issue has been raised at the industry's annual conference after alleged shearer cruelty was identified in New Zealand earlier this year. Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke to Shearing Contractors Association Chief Executive Jason Letchford, who says a mandate isn't feasible.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if your security system could detect a medical emergency—before anyone called for help? In this episode of AI Experience, you'll meet Egor Olteanu, co-founder and CEO of VOLT AI, a company at the intersection of artificial intelligence, safety, and real-time video surveillance. After serving in the U.S. Army and working at Google X, Egor set out to solve a problem most security teams quietly live with: video feeds are rarely watched, and alerts often come too late. You'll hear how VOLT's AI connects to existing cameras to detect anomalies in real time—from fights and seizures to intrusions after hours. Together, we explore what it means to shift from passive observation to proactive detection, what AI can actually "understand" from a scene, and how human guards and machines can work together without one replacing the other. If you work in education, corporate security, or just want to understand how AI is reshaping public safety, this conversation will give you a clear and concrete view of what's changing—and what's still to come.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

 This podcast is a part of a collection of podcasts recorded at ISC West 2025 and previously shared on social media. “Show me unattended cash. Show me wet floors. Show me signs still on display after the promo ends.” — Jac Ondaye, March Networks, introducing AI Smart Search at ISC West 2025 At ISC West 2025, Technology Reseller News publisher Doug Green sat down with Jac Ondaye of March Networks to explore how generative AI is revolutionizing video surveillance and business intelligence. March Networks' new solution, AI Smart Search, brings the power of natural language and large language models to video data. With AI Smart Search, users can ask questions like “show me unattended cash” or “show me empty shelves”—and the system instantly scans millions of image snapshots across multiple cameras and locations to deliver actionable results. “This isn't just about security,” said Ondaye. “It's about improving operations, compliance, marketing execution, and risk management. Whether you're a QSR, a retailer, or a bank, AI Smart Search helps you detect issues before they escalate.” Key features include: Generative AI and Natural Language Interface: Ask questions via text or voice-to-text for instant results. Multi-Site, Multi-Camera Search: Analyze image snapshots across a vast camera network. Use Cases Beyond Security: Identify safety risks (e.g. wet floors), operational inefficiencies (e.g. empty shelves), marketing compliance (e.g. outdated signs), and camera malfunctions. Cloud-Based and Remote-Accessible: No need to review live footage or send staff on-site—monitor and manage everything remotely. March Networks supports global sales through an extensive channel partner network, offering the solution to MSPs, MSSPs, and enterprise customers worldwide. To learn more, visit marchnetworks.com and explore the AI Smart Search video demo and brochure.

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Video surveillance has become much easier to obtain and operate. But, as Roger Ferworn from AE Tech Design tells us in this episode, there are definite considerations to establishing such a system.Will it function the way you expect and need? Will you be able to obtain certain footage easily? How can AI help? Episode ResourcesAE Tech Design websiteBook an Appointment with AE Tech DesignAE Tech Design, experts in effectively designing technology and managing technology implementation, share that expertise in the Little Blinking Light podcast.This episode is produced by Livemic Communications.

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Doug is joined by Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen as they discuss all things election with November right around the corner. How to get your name off a petition, Voter ID, Busting Myths (Did Trump get votes stolen, Does Nebraska test voting equipment …), Video Surveillance of Ballot Boxes … https://www.lancaster.ne.gov/314/Election-Commissioner

Speakers: Sean FitzGerald and Leanne Loranger In this episode, Sean and Leanne discuss video recording in physiotherapy practice settings, including video surveillance, generating recordings of virtual visits, and creating videos of patient instructions or home exercise programs as part of in-person visits. Physiotherapists usually provide lots of information to clients, and there can be benefits to providing video summaries of information. However, physiotherapists need to consider the privacy, record keeping, and consent issues that arise if they create videos in their practice settings and take steps to proactively address these issues. Physiotherapists should also consider the potential that a client may record a clinical interaction, either with their knowledge and consent or not. Resources: ·      Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta. Video Surveillance in the Private Sector. ·      Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Programs. Links: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Google Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify

"I always feel like somebody's watching me..." go the lyrics of the 1980's Rockwell song - "And I have no privacy." And it's true in this era where technology advances have made video surveillance something we live with on a daily basis. But capturing and using video footage is complicated, frequently compounded by the use of legacy data storage technology. For this episode, we welcome, Tom Sells, Field Business Development Principal and Video Surveillance solutions expert, to talk thru the history of video surveillance (hint: it's not like what we see in the movies). We take a walk thru the new and emerging use cases across many industries - law enforcement, education, retail, transportation, and even gaming & casinos. Finally, we hone in on how Pure's latest //E family of arrays and Evergreen//One provide cost-effective and modern solutions that make capture and retention far easier for users. For more info on Pure and video surveillance: https://www.purestorage.com/docs.html?item=/type/pdf/subtype/doc/path/content/dam/pdf/en/solution-briefs/sb-public-safety-pure.pdf

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In this episode, I summarize the discussion I had in French with William Eldin, co-founder of XXII, a company that leverages intelligent video for a variety of professions. When discussing video analysis and AI, surveillance inevitably comes to mind. However, the subject extends far beyond security concerns. To listen to the full episode in French, I invite you to find it on the show "AI Experience en français." It's an episode that lasts 43 minutes and is available simultaneously with its English summary version.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Australian meatworks certified under the industry's welfare certification scheme will now have to install video surveillance systems to ensure safety and welfare standards are upheld. It comes after the Australian Meat Industry Council rejected similar calls by advocacy groups last year. The move has been welcomed by animal rights groups, but they say more needs to be done.

Join me as I delve into the world of serial entrepreneurship with Dean Drako, a visionary whose journey weaves through the realms of technology and innovation. Dean's story is not just about founding and steering numerous successful companies; it's a narrative rich with insights, from his transformative role at Barracuda Networks to the pioneering strides at Eagle Eye Networks, and even into the thrilling arena of automotive innovation with Drako Motors. His adventures in business are a testament to the power of thinking big and pushing boundaries.   In our conversation, we unravel how artificial intelligence (AI) serves as the connective tissue linking these diverse ventures. We explore its transformative impact across sectors, from security to automotive technology. Dean's unique perspective sheds light on the real-world applications of AI, challenging the boundaries of what's possible in technology and business. This episode is more than just a chat; it's an exploration of AI's growing footprint in various industries, through the eyes of a trailblazer who's shaping the future with every step. Sit back and prepare to be captivated by Dean Drako's extraordinary journey.   0:00 Intro 1:02 Dean's background at Apple 5:45 Moving into Infosec and Barracuda 12:37 Barracuda and other lines of business 14:13 Good security that doesn't get bought 15:51 RBLs 21:07 Leaving Barracuda for Eagle Eye Networks 24:05 IC Manage 26:57 Brivo 28:30 Eagle Eye Networks 36:00 Surveillance state 39:12 Training the AI video models 41:40 Silicon Valley TV show 43:23 Training and custom models 47:53 Millions of cameras and their data 51:42 Drako Motors 1:05:16 Critical vs non-critical vehicle components 1:08:14 AI the hype and application to business 1:16:00 Video vs audio 1:17:04 The promise of AI in business 1:19:47 Mistakes and perils in AI 1:27:09 Entrepreneurship and making bets 1:35:01 Technical vs non-technical CEOs 1:41:20 Water in electronics 1:46:47 Outro

How do design a bot with appropriate level of empathy? Should AI identify itself as a machine when greeting a customer? What do human workers need to know about their AI co-workers? These questions are explored in our new episode with Stanford Fellow and responsible AI leader, Elizabeth Adams. Elizabeth serves as a technology integrator, working at the convergence of Cyber Security, AI Ethics, and AI Governance, with a primary focus on Ethical Tech Design. In addition, she is enthusiastic about educating, advising, consulting, speaking, and writing about crucial themes related to Diversity & Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence. These encompass areas such as tackling racial bias in Facial Recognition Technology, Video Surveillance, Predictive Analytics, and ensuring the rights of children.

Federal Workers Compensation Coffee Break Podcast is about all things related to Federal Workers Compensation, FECA, OWCP, DOL & Longshore claim filing as an injured federal worker.  The podcast is an educational and informative training on how to navigate the DOL -OWCP claims filing process for all types of injured US government and federal workers. The podcaster has 28 years in assisting with federal workers compensation as a consultant and trainer. The podcast is free and is educational. If you need help with anything related to a federal workers compensation claim...help is just a cup of coffee away.                                                                   VIDEO SURVEILLANCEInjured federal workers who draw wage loss compensation should assume that investigators associated with the USPS Office of Inspector General (OIG) have covertly filmed them or will film them. This is a very common technique and tool of investigating an OWCP federal injury claim. The Employees' Compensation Appeals Board also known as ECAB,  issued a decision on Sept. 26 (Docket 11-863) that addresses a number of issues involving Employee agency. OIG surveillance videotape. All federal  injured workers, OWCP approved doctors and/or advocates should be familiar with this important decision. It is important because it addresses a critical distinction between use of surveillance videotape for the purposes of 1) fraud investigation and 2) for claims development.ECAB reviewed this injured workers termination case dispute and reversed the termination on several grounds—two are detailed below: First, the Employee agencyviolated the regulations prohibiting direct contact with the treating physician, 20 CFR 10.506. The Board wrote: It is clear that the agents of the employing establishment took an active, and in some issues decisive, role in developing appellant's claim and building the case for termination of her benefits. The Board finds that OWCP departed from the implementing regulations by relying on evidence obtained through direct contact between agents of the employer and appellant's (injured worker) treating physician… OWCP should have rejected evidence generated by a violation of the applicable regulations. Second, the injured worker was not afforded the required notice regarding the existence of the surveillance video and its intended use for the purpose of obtaining an adverse medical opinion. For more information review the transcript!Dr. Taylor's educational podcast utilizes his experience and history as a DOL - OWCP provider and his years of consulting and teaching all things federal workers compensation related. This is an educational short form format for learning how to successfully file federal workers compensation claims.Dr. Taylor's contact information is: https://fedcompconsultants@protonmail.comIf you need a provider or assistance with a DOL claim in Tampa Florida or in Oklahoma you can make an appointment to see him and the other providers at the clinic at 813-877-6900  in Florida or at Ellis Clinic at 844-625-5300 in Oklahoma City in Oklahoma.   https://ellisclinic.com/index.html 

Chris Lindenau, Fusus Chris Lindenau, CEO of Fusus, was the guest on this episode of Executive Perspective. Named as Inc 5000’s Fastest Growing Company in Georgia, Fusus has a mission of creating an open system for use by law enforcement and public safety personnel. Chris discussed their Real Time Crime Center, their new office in London, […]

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On this week's episode of Retaili$tic, Deborah Weinswig and John Harmon, CFA, Managing Director of Technology Research at Coresight Research, dive deep into the world of retail theft and explore the cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing loss prevention. They are joined by Ned McCauley, Director, Smart Sensor Technology, at Sensormatic Retail Solutions, to discuss the latest trends in loss prevention, the transformative role of item tags, such as RFID tags, and how video surveillance complements emerging technologies. Do not miss this insightful exploration of loss prevention strategies and the future of retail security. For more information, read the full report, "RetailTech: Leading-Edge Loss Prevention—Tackling Theft and Fraud Through RFID, Video Surveillance and More," on coresight.com.

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In this episode, we dive back into the court documents and this time we are taking a look at the warrant for Video footage from Umpqua bank. (commercial at 7:25)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:030723 Order to Seal Redact - Umpqua Bank.pdf (idaho.gov)This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5080327/advertisement

Surveillance cameras on the farm can do more than give you a sense of security. Ag Video Surveillance in Beaver Dam is seeing a growing interest in using surveillance for better farm management. Jason Nosrati tells Mid-West Farm Report about the trends he's seeing in farm security and the logistics required to install video surveillance. He says dairy is his leading customer, but he works with agribusiness across the board.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The big ISC West security tradeshow in Las Vegas is around the corner, and we have one of the leading video surveillance providers on this week's CE Pro Podcast to walk us through technologies, applications, trends and more. Fredrik Nilsson, VP of the Americas at Axis Communications, joined me for a conversation last summer that is still very relevant today for custom integrators in the security market.Axis is based in southern Sweden, where Nilsson hails from originally, though for two decades he's called the Boston area home, near the company's North American HQ in Chelmsford, Mass.The company was founded 40 years ago, back in 1984, and by 1996 had invented the IP network camera, originally more for web monitoring use, Nilsson says. It began seeing more security usage for the technology and now 25+ years later Axis is a global leader in both IP network cameras and overall video surveillance cameras for security.

WABE politics reporter Rahul Bali discusses the latest from the capitol as the legislative session continues.Plus, DeKalb County Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson discusses the Video Surveillance Ordinance. Lastly, Atlanta University Center Consortium Executive Director Michael Hodge and Dr. Stephane Dunn, a writer, filmmaker,and Morehouse professor, discuss the Spike Fellows Program.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Check out the Interview with Thomas Jensen CEO of Milestone Systems.Global Leader in Data-driven video technology in the security industry and beyond. Tangible insight from the video.Rudy Shoushany | Founder #DxTalks Digital transformation Talks and Podcast #Thomas_Jensen #milestoneFollow us on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7xyj67EPQgo6SB2K7Zy6Yg?sub_confirmation=1

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Welcome to Ep 26 of Radwell Automation Nation. In this episode, we speak to Sud Bhatija, co-founder of Spot AI. Spot AI is a groundbreaking video intelligence company committed to being the easy button for video footage.Sud is a physics major, turned growth executive and entrepreneur whose journey has taken him from India to Silicon Valley, in pursuit of personal purpose and uncovering technology that can change the world. Animated by the question “Why wouldn't business owners who are used to looking at a $10 Amazon package on their front porch, also want to monitor the expensive equipment in their business?” Sud and his two co-founders were motivated to start their company Spot AI.  AI-enabled camera systems can provide so much more than just security — they can give you the critical real-time data and actionable insights you need to win in today's hyper-competitive business landscape. Sud will share how he's helped innovative companies like SpaceX gain an edge by transforming their outdated video security systems into modern video intelligence solutions. It's a great topic that is certainly relevant in today's business and especially manufacturing landscapes.  This podcast is brought to you by Radwell International  http://www.radwell.comGuest: Sud Bhatija-Spot AI        https://www.spot.ai/Email for Podcast Questions or Feedback: automationnation@radwell.comHosts:  Julie Basello       jbaselloholt@radwell.com                   Robert Tiedeken  rtiedeken@radwell.comProduction: Julie Basello and Erik HerrmannMarketing and Promotion: Julie Basello Links: Radwell Automation Nation Podcast http://podcast.radwell.com

There is a lot of talk about artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning. But how does it actually work under the hood? In this episode, we explain how to train a deep learning network and the differences between training and inferencing and classification and detection.

There are so many changes in the automotive industry; underpinning those changes seems to be the ability to harness data. From your video footage to call recording to the customer profiles in your CRM and DMS, your data house is flowing with the data capable of supporting just about any metric you could imagine. Yet our ability to efficiently access and harness that data presents a real and immediate concern within the automotive space. As our industry rapidly shifts, we are increasingly at risk to the outside forces anxious for that same access. So how do we take advantage of the information at our fingertips? This week on the Dealer Talk Podcast, we have the distinct pleasure of discussing this topic with Spot.ai cofounder Sud Bahtija. Sud and spot.ai aim to take data to the next level with video intelligent software designed for the automotive space. We record hours and hours of footage every day yet cannot properly implement that information for use at a store level. Join the conversation and listen as Sud explains the power behind knowing what's really going on in your dealership. For the data points discussed by Charity in the Automotive News go here: Customer satisfaction: https://www.autoblog.com/2022/08/09/car-buyers-paying-more-than-msrp-feel-lasting-resentment/ Bidirectional Charging: https://news.columbia.edu/news/how-electric-vehicles-could-fix-electrical-grid EV Infrastructure in the USA: https://www.brattle.com/insights-events/publications/electric-power-sector-investments-of-75-125-billion-needed-to-support-projected-20-million-evs-by-2030-according-to-brattle-economists/ Get more leads with our vendor partner foureyes.io Create a better online experience for your service customers with our vendor partner fixedops digital. Deliver a more personalized experience for your leads and customers with our vendor partner covideo. Speed up your lead response time with our vendor partner calldrip. Convert more website visits with our vendor partner runmylease. Highlights: Connect: Sud Bahtija: https://www.spot.ai/try Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spot.ai/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sudbhatija/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/spot_ai ---- You can reach the Dealer Talk Team anytime at: https://dealertalk.io/ Herb Anderson: https://stan.store/DealerTalk Charity Ann: https://stan.store/Yes-i-cann Thank you for tuning in, and as usual, we will TALK later! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dealer-talk/support

In this video, we speak with Sud Bhatija, CEO of Spot AI, about advancements in video surveillance and video intelligence that are transforming businesses. Traditionally, video surveillance was limited to basic monitoring and security. However, the emergence of video intelligence has unlocked many new opportunities to gain valuable insights across industries. Bhatija discusses how video intelligence works by applying computer vision and AI to video feeds to detect patterns, gain insights, and enable automation. This could include detecting safety issues, monitoring customer behaviour, optimizing operations, and more. Video intelligence is being applied in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and many other sectors to improve efficiency, enhance experiences, and boost revenue. Bhatija provides several examples of how businesses are leveraging video intelligence in innovative ways. With the rapid progress being made in AI, video intelligence will become even more powerful and ubiquitous in the coming years. Bhatija offers his perspective on the future of video intelligence and how it will transform video surveillance into an even more strategic tool for businesses. In summary, this video provides an overview of how video intelligence is enhancing traditional video surveillance and enabling businesses to gain data-driven insights. The examples and discussion around current and future use cases offer a glimpse into the significant potential of this technology.

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Intrusions on sites are a real issue. Even in the best or the most remote of areas, it's still a problem. How do you then protect yourself and your business?   Shawn Scarlata is the founder and owner of Mobile Video Guard. He joins us today to share easy and effective solutions to increase security in your business location. He discusses the benefits of having a remote video surveillance system and why it's a good investment for your premises and for your peace of mind.   Listen in and learn how a virtual guarding center can scale versus a physical guard in the field!   [01:09 – 05:15] Opening Segment   How the company started A more cost-effective way to protect construction clients Physical Guardian world Frustrations with physical guards Physical limitations of a physical guard    [05:18 – 08:22] Multi-Purpose Use Of Having Cameras On-site   Dealing with a number of infiltrations, especially in the construction industry Whether it be the best areas or the most remote of areas, there are still going to be intrusions Other uses of having cameras in construction sites Another mode of monitoring people in construction projects   [08:24 – 15:02] How The Surveillance Cameras Communicate With Our Clients   Monitoring what appears to be illicit behavior How to handle it? What happens from there? How the camera communicates with our clients The different kinds of cameras that can be utilized for different purposes     [15:17 –23:12] Closing Segment   Want to connect with Shawn Scarlata? You can find him on LinkedIn, Twitter, and his Blog. Visit his website: Mobile Video Guard   Let's Connect! You can connect with me, Jeff Hoch on LinkedIn to look into Smart Building and Smart Apartment Technologies.   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to know more about Industry Leaders in the Property Technology and Real Estate Industry. Your ratings and reviews help get the podcast in front of new listeners.    Tweetable Quotes:   “We want to make security easy and effective so that, the project manager or supervisor… Security falls under their responsibility for that project, but they shouldn't have to worry about that. It's not their expertise, it's not their specialty.” - Shawn Scarlata   “While there are applications that a physical guard is needed and is appropriate, there's a lot of applications that use physical cards that I don't think it's the best option.” - Shawn Scarlata  

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Pete welcomes Joseph Pangaro to Safety Talk to discuss the latest developments in vape sensors and video surveillance technologies. Joseph is a leading expert in security practices and has been providing threat assessments and training to schools, law enforcement and others. Joseph is the Director of Global Training & Security Consulting for IPVideo Corporation and […] The post Safety Talk #61 – Video surveillance and vape sensors with Joseph Pangaro of IPVideo Corporation first appeared on Safety Talk Podcast.

On the program today, we have a special guest,  Joelle Grunblatt. Joelle is currently bringing her expertise to Ai-RGUS as the Chief Marketing Officer. She moved to Las Vegas in January 2019 and joined Ai-RGUS later that year as a co-founder.  As  an educator, and as a businessperson, it is Joelle's mission to expand Ai-RGUS in the US and globally to make  it a standard in the security space. Her passion is in  developing innovative marketing strategies that raise product awareness to help organizations close sales.   Let's dive into using artificial intelligence to improve video surveillance!   [00:01 – 03:19] Opening Segment  Joelle introduces Ai-RGUS Surveillance and video camera arena. An AI (Artificial Intelligence) software developed for Duke University. It's been used since 2017. Founded in 2019.   [03:20 – 11:06] Using Artificial Intelligence To Improve Video Surveillance   Joelle shares how AI is applied to video surveillance work. Having repetitive tasks done by a computer instead of people. Comparing images. Ai-RGUS takes reference images from the cameras in the system. The software sends an automated alert if something doesn't work properly.  How do you connect Ai-RGUS to existing camera systems? It will not touch upon any other software that is already installed. An IP connection to  the cameras, NVR, or BMS. An IP address: internal or external. Performing automatically checks. Recorder, hard drives, video management software, etc. Joelle's outlook about the success of the product in the industry. Multifamily, real estate properties, property management companies, and commercial properties. People want to make sure you can rely on cameras. Insurance purposes, safety, potential vandalism, etc. Prevent footage missing.   [11:07 – 15:54] The Virtual Guarding Concept   The benefits of virtual guarding and AI products. The work is done in a data center environment. AI is performing repetitive and boring tasks for humans. Saving a bunch of money. Joelle explains how the Ai-ARGUS system works. Short and long term plans. The dashboard shows the current problems with the security system. The software sends the alerts and solves certain issues directly from the dashboard.   [15:55 – 22:50] Closing Segment   Joelle's insights about the ideal quantity of cameras and ideal customer. A larger system. Pursue camera accounts of 50, 100, 1000, etc. The mark Ai-RGUS wants to make on the industry. Set standards for security cameras. Make sure you have the footage that you need How to connect with Joelle and Ai-RGUS Links below  Final words     Tweetable Quotes:     “Ai-RGUS  will make sure  that you have the images that you need when you need them the most” ” - Joelle Grunblatt. “[With AI] You have the piece of mind that the job is done well and employees are less stressed, and work is easy for them and you save a bunch of money” - Joelle Grunblatt. “You place these [security] cameras for a reason, you want to make sure you have the footage that you need.” - Joelle Grunblatt. Resources Mentioned:  Ai-RGUS  Want to connect with Joelle Grunblatt? You can find her on LinkedIn. You can also get in touch at joelle@airgos.com Get results, save time & money!  Allow Ai-RGUS to find unusable surveillance images   Let's Connect! You can connect with me, Jeff Hoch on LinkedIn to look into Smart Building and Smart Apartment Technologies.   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to know more about Industry Leaders in the Property Technology and Real Estate Industry. Your ratings and reviews help get the podcast in front of new listeners. 

Execs detail Motorola's recent security-focused acquisitions, how they fit into the company's larger strategy and much more in the latest Security Speaking podcast.

This episode is sponsored by Davwill Consulting Inc. Have you audited your team and ensured their whole health? Elizabeth Adams is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Digital Civil Society Lab in Partnership with the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity.Elizabeth is a technology integrator, working at the intersection of Cyber Security, AI Ethics, and AI Governance focused on Ethical Tech Design. She also passionately teaches, advises, consults speaks, and writes on the critical subjects within Diversity & Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence, such as racial bias in Facial Recognition Technology, Video Surveillance, Predictive Analytics, and Children's Rights. Elizabeth impacts the world around her every day serving as a member of the IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems helping to build global standards for AI Nudging & Emotion AI, and as an appointed member of the Racial Equity Community Advisory Committee for the City of Minneapolis influencing the local Civic Tech & Tech Design Racial Equity conversation and framework.Over the last 20 years, she's refined her leadership acumen in tech design by leading a variety of technology initiatives in the Washington D.C. metro area.  Now back in her home state of Minnesota, she remains dedicated to embedding ethics and human-centricity in artificial intelligence systems and also makes time to pursue her passion for lifting up other women in tech. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

Video monitoring and IoT use is on the rise with 5G being rolled out. In addition, security teams are turning to monitoring as buildings continue to be empty due to COVID-19 restrictions. The monitoring goal is to keep the areas secure. The Cybersecurity element of the monitoring should also be secured, or data could be stolen and access disrupted. Prosegur USA's Director of IoT Greg Kuhn joins the episode to discuss both video monitoring and how the devices are secured digitally.  Learn more about Prosegur USA and how they help safeguard companies at www.prosegur.us. Read about YellowBox, which protects IoT devices at www.cipher.com/yellowbox.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil will chat with Security Experts James Marcella and Guy Grace of The PASS. We will discuss Video Surveillance and Radio communications in schools.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview James Marcella of The PASS. He will discuss Video Surveillance. Please visit neilhaley.com. 

The race to the top in smart home technology, video surveillance is expected to top $1 billion, Savant has new motorized shades, CommScope acquires ARRIS and discussing the new board members for CEDIA 2019.

The race to the top in smart home technology, video surveillance is expected to top $1 billion, Savant has new motorized shades, CommScope acquires ARRIS and discussing the new board members for CEDIA 2019. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The race to the top in smart home technology, video surveillance is expected to top $1 billion, Savant has new motorized shades, CommScope acquires ARRIS and discussing the new board members for CEDIA 2019.