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Dubai Police Open Smart Police Station at Dragon Mart

Dubai Smart Police Station at Dragon Mart continues to lead in technological innovation with the recent inauguration of its 24/7 Smart Police Station (SPS). This fully automated facility marks a significant milestone in the city’s vision to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into public services, enhancing efficiency and accessibility for residents and visitors alike.

Smarter, Greener Way to Access — Go Mobile with HID

The future of access control is mobile — and it’s not just about convenience. It’s about sustainability, security, and setting a new standard for responsible technology use. HID Mobile Access enables users to unlock doors using smartphones or wearables, eliminating the need for physical cards and transforming the way we think about access. And now, […]

IDtech: Smart Access Control for Critical Infrastructure

In an increasingly interconnected and high-risk world, protecting critical infrastructure is no longer a matter of physical barriers alone. From energy and utilities to government buildings and transportation hubs, the demand for intelligent, integrated, and resilient access control systems is driving a new wave of innovation across the security industry. At the forefront

Axis Communications Announces Two Multifunctional Display Speakers

Axis Communications announces two multifunctional display speakers designed to reach more people through combined visual and audio alerts. Featuring an attention-grabbing strobe bar, powerful speaker, and a colour text display, these versatile indoor solutions raise the bar for clear public address in schools, healthcare facilities, transportation hubs, and more. AXIS

Suprema: Future-Proof AI Security for Evolving Deepfake Threats

In an AI-driven world, fake faces, voices, and identities are no longer science fiction. Deepfakes have already caused real damage, helping criminals steal identities, hijack accounts, and commit financial fraud. These hyper-realistic forgeries are now being tested against physical security systems. Why is this so dangerous? Because biometric systems—especially facial