RedZone, which is as trusted creator of the RedZone Map™ navigation app-a top end tool that ensures personal safety and with a capability of situational awareness has formed an alliance with Helios and Matheson Analytics Inc (NASDAQ:HMNY) are the high talk at the moment.
This follows their moving ahead to make the announcement just a few hours ago that indeed Helios and Matheson Analytics has successfully acquired the global licensing rights to IsItYou’s facial recognition technology in the area of crime and terrorism for integration with RedZone Map, a move that has been received with mixed reactions among the various concerned parties.
According to some close sources, it has been revealed that indeed RedZone has laid down plans to move ahead and as a matter of fact integrate RedZone Map’s proprietary real-time crime database and artificial intelligence technology with IsItYou’s facial recognition technology.
A lot of questions have been asked with quite a large number of people seeking to understand the essence of the move. Of course the changing times with technological advancements forming the epicenter calls for different ways of actually going about matters.
While addressing a press conference a few days ago, one of the company’s top executives moved on to clearly outline what was “cooking.”He revealed that they were actually taking their large number of users into a whole new world where they would be able to identify people whose image they would have captured; may it be on a smartphone video or camera. The ,most important part will be that the identification be well obtained through artificial intelligence technology RedZone’s available data sources.
According to some top reliable sources, in the near future RedZone is expected to move ahead and develop the capability of delivering real-time notifications of the wide array of criminal activities that will be taking place around any user’s locality.
The founder of RedZone, Ted Farnsworth while speaking to a number of news reporters said, ““Through artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology, we will seek to develop the capability to identify dangerous people entering an area and notify our users in real time”
A lot of promises may be made, but we just have to wait and see!
