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Motorola Solutions and Neurala Work on Tech to Help Police Find Lost Objects or People

July 19, 2017July 21, 2017 Christopher Isak 1847 Views 0 Comment AI, APB, Artificial Intelligence, Body Cam, Body Camera, Cam, Camera, Cameras, Central AI, Criminals, Deep Learning, face, Facial Recognition, Fugitives, Intelligent Camera, IoT, L-DNN, Lifelong Deep Neural Network, Lost Children, machine learning, Massimiliano Versace, Missing Children, Motorola, Motorola Solutions, Neural Network, Neurala, News, Officer, Patrol, Paul Steinberg, Person, Police, Privacy, Privacy Concerns, Privacy Protection, Public Safety, Scanning, Search, SMART, Suspects, Technology, Telit Communications

Chicago/Boston, US, July 17 — Motorola Solutions announces a collaboration with AI company Neurala. They want to combine Motorola’s body-cams with

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