FaceCamAlert turns passive security cameras into active data-generating IOT nodes.
OUTA is going to court to challenge the legality of the City of Johannesburg’s new by-law on privately-owned closed-circuit television cameras.
The City of Joburg’s tech-driven pushback against violent crime sees gains, as Vumucam reveals multiple arrests and interceptions in March.
The provincial government’s partnership with Vumacam is vital in the push towards public safety, says MEC Bonginkosi Dhlamini.
The layer of AI is allowing companies to extract more value from IOT systems and existing hardware such as CCTV cameras.
The taxman turns to CCTV and related tech at licensed tobacco manufacturers, in an effort to address the high levels of illicit tobacco.
Gauteng taps into Vumacam’s tech to fight crime
In this week's tech news roundup, The Gauteng Provincial Government (GPG) will tap into Vumacam’s CCTV camera network, in an effort to tackle the high levels of crime in the province. The GPG has also set its sights on deploying drones that will “monitor the skies”, said Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi this week at the announcement of the partnership. Stay informed and engaged with our comprehensive coverage of these stories and more on our website, www.itweb.co.za and social media platforms. Discover the latest advancements shaping the future of technology by ITWeb. #newsvideo #vumacam #tenders News Links: https://www.itweb.co.za/article/businessman-lifts-lid-on-r11bn-telkom-damages-claim/Pero3MZ3ED9qQb6m%5C https://www.itweb.co.za/article/microsoft-sa-reveals-early-local-adopters-of-copilot/O2rQGqAEAAzqd1ea https://www.itweb.co.za/article/gauteng-education-opens-research-innovation-focused-school/DZQ58vV82zNMzXy2 https://www.itweb.co.za/article/sun-exchange-ditches-crowdfunding-for-corporate-funders/j
The provincial government partners with Vumacam, receiving access to a 6 000-strong CCTV camera network and crime-fighting tech.
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa adds new electric motor units on the KwaMashu to Durban corridor.
The City of Cape Town sees detection of criminal incidents go up by 108% in three months, as its CCTV camera network expands.
The Gauteng Provincial Government begins installing facial recognition CCTV cameras in the Diepsloot Township, kicking-off its e-policing strategy.
The city utilises international expertise and guidance to learn how to effectively use its crime-fighting technology.
CCTV cameras were installed in classrooms as proof for disciplinary and/or actions that needed to be taken, says JCM Technologies.