Police in Edmonton, Alberta are launching a Proof of Concept to test facial recognition-enabled Body Worn Video (BWV) cameras ...
The Edmonton Police Service says it will become the first police force in the world to use an artificial intelligence product ...
Shown is a Axon Enterprise body camera similar to the type approved by county commissioners Thursday for use by the Allen County Sheriff’s Office. Photo courtesy of Axon Enterprise Inc. LIMA — Allen ...
Despite the Q3 miss and a selloff, Axon's fundamentals remain intact and its long-term advantage is only getting stronger.
Edmonton Journal on MSNOpinion
Opinion: Edmontonians shouldn't be test subjects for face-tracking bodycams
Edmonton is also being used as a global testing ground for Axon’s newest surveillance product. No other police service in the ...
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Edmonton Police Service partners with U.S. company to test use of facial-recognition bodycams
The Edmonton Police Service will test the use of bodycams that employ facial recognition, a form of artificial intelligence.
Edmonton Journal on MSN
Edmonton police first in world to test Axon facial recognition body worn video cameras
Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is the first in the world to test facial recognition body worn video cameras (BWV) from Axon ...
Cincinnati police pays out millions a year to Axon, chief purveyor of police technology. Here's what they're buying in the $41 million contract.
At Wednesday's meeting of the police services board, York Regional Police leaders approved a body-worn camera project that ...
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