#Anti-theft systems

[vividdreamer]

"just get a job" i am going to eat your liver for dinner actually!

[ceaseless-rambler]

Do you ever see a car with a bumper sticker that makes you want to steal it so bad

[nando161mando]

[third-eyeai]

Transforming Manufacturing Safety: AI-Powered PPE Detection and Its Applications

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing world, ensuring the safety of workers is crucial. Traditional methods of monitoring Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) can be challenging and prone to human error. However, AI-powered PPE detection is changing the game. By using advanced artificial intelligence and computer vision technology, this system automates the process of checking PPE compliance, making it easier and more effective to maintain safety standards. Here’s a detailed look at how AI-powered PPE detection is enhancing safety in manufacturing.

What is AI-powered PPE Detection?

Automated Monitoring: AI-powered PPE detection systems use artificial intelligence to monitor workers and ensure they are wearing the necessary safety gear, such as helmets, gloves, and safety goggles. This technology is integrated with CCTV cameras to analyze video footage in real time.

Instant Alerts: If a worker is not wearing the correct PPE, the system can send immediate alerts to supervisors, allowing for quick action to prevent potential accidents.

How It Enhances Safety

Real-Time Compliance Checking: Unlike manual methods, AI systems continuously check if workers are wearing the right PPE throughout their shifts. This constant monitoring helps catch compliance issues immediately.

Context-Aware Decisions: AI systems don’t just check if PPE is worn — they also consider the context. For example, if a worker is operating heavy machinery, the system ensures they are equipped with the proper protective gear for that specific task.

Advanced Technology Behind AI-Powered PPE Detection

Deep Learning Algorithms: The core technology of AI-powered PPE detection involves deep learning algorithms, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). These algorithms are trained to recognize different types of PPE in various conditions, ensuring accurate detection.

Adaptability: The system can be customized for different manufacturing environments using transfer learning techniques, making it versatile for various industrial settings.

Integrating Predictive Analytics and IoT

Predictive Analytics: By combining AI with predictive analytics, manufacturers can anticipate potential safety risks before they become critical. For instance, if the system detects environmental hazards, it can check if workers are wearing the appropriate PPE.

IoT Sensors: IoT sensors embedded in PPE or the work environment collect real-time data on factors like air quality and temperature. The AI system analyzes this data to assess and predict safety risks.

The Future of AI-Driven Safety

Autonomous Safety Systems: The future may see fully autonomous safety systems that use AI, IoT, and robotics to create a comprehensive safety network. Imagine drones patrolling factory floors to monitor PPE compliance and check for machinery faults.

Integrated Safety Solutions: Combining AI with other technologies will lead to more proactive and integrated safety solutions, making workplaces safer and more efficient.

Conclusion

AI-powered PPE detection is revolutionizing safety in the manufacturing industry. Automating PPE monitoring and integrating advanced technologies provide a more accurate and efficient way to maintain safety standards. As technology continues to advance, manufacturers can expect even greater improvements in workplace safety, protecting their workforce and enhancing overall operational efficiency.

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What Are the Best Ways to Protect Your Car from Theft?

The unfortunate reality is that car theft is a persistent issue, impacting car owners globally. Despite advancements in security technology, thieves continually adapt, finding new ways to circumvent these systems. Today, we delve into the best ways to protect your car from theft, equipping you with practical advice and advanced tactics to safeguard your vehicle. Fact: According to the National…

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Vehicle Security System using Embedded and GSM Technologyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELXFZgzfwSE

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Vehicle Anti-Theft System Market Emerging Trends and Competitive Landscape Forecast to 2028

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Vehicle Anti-Theft System  Market Company Profiles Analysis:

TOKAIRIKA, CO, LTD.

Robert Bosch GmbH

Continental AG

ZF Friedrichshafen AG

DENSO CORPORATION

U-Shin Ltd., Lear

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Tesla, BorgWarner Inc.

VOXX International Corp.

OMRON Corporation

HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA

Valeo

BMW Canada

Daimler AG

Audi AG.

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Europe

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7 Key Trends in Transportation and Logistics

It is an unwritten rule of every industry to be on their toes, reshape their organization's working technology, conduct business, and look to the future. 

This is valid for the logistics industry as well. 

Remember the time of Covid-19, the logistic industry had to face a rough year. The hiccups caused by Covid-19 led to large supply chain disruptions because of all the confusing new rules and restrictions, and fierce shifts in customer demand.

Of course, the logistics industry has to keep moving forward. The logistics industry has to deploy new technologies to steadily improve the condition of its services to remain competitive.

This will also lead to an evolution in the logistics industry, which means they have to adapt to overcome the challenges.  

Today’s blog will address some of the most pressing pain points and key trends in transportation and logistics. 

About the Transportation Industry

The transportation industry is one of the prominent sectors that contribute to the country's economy, and it deals with the movement of people and products. It includes rail lines, shipping, trucking, logistic firms, and everything else that comes under transportation infrastructure. 

Shipping goods is a consequential part of the economy in every country. FYI, the global transportation industry is evaluated to grow at a CAGR of 3.4% till 2027.    

The decisive point to success in the transportation and logistics business is providing cost-efficient, flexible, and structured services. 

That is why the transportation and logistics industry should adapt to the key trends that can help them compete with other delivery players present in the market.  

7 Key Trends in Transportation and Logistics

Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) Becomes Mainstream

The MaaS alliance is defined as the merger of several forms of transport services into a sole mobility service available to everyone on demand.

One major aspect of MaaS is the integration of multimodal transportation that fixates on the customer’s destination besides the mode of transportation. 

It also means that end-users will have more ingress to real-time data to make a knowledgeable decision about their choice of transportation and be able to pay using one universal platform. 

Cloud-Based System

It is, I guess, one of the massive trends in the transportation and logistics industry. Since these platforms in a cloud-based system require a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, it opens up infinite possibilities for the transportation and logistics industries to scale and innovate their digital resource usage.

The cloud-based system allows you to gain higher profitability and surpass the typical returns of an on-premise system’s capabilities.   

Because of SaaS's introduction, the whole process becomes more cost-efficient across all business functions, such as sales and marketing, finance, and legal. 

Transparency and Anti-Theft GPS

In today’s time, all eCommerce, retail, and logistics companies are giving more attention to increased transparency. Thus occurs the adoption of tracking technologies and adjustments for improved traceability. 

It is the major driving trend in the transportation and logistics industry. For example, the Anti-theft GPS is meant to receive actual-time locations of entire fleets and segregate items in transit. 

These extra security pacts will also prevent all types of damage across the board. 

Self-Driving Trucks

The self-driving truck technology is still undergoing perfection. It has to conquer certain barriers, such as enhancing driverless software to make things more efficient on urban roads with heavy loads. 

However, it is also one of the future mobility trends. For the future, the transportation business should buckle up for upcoming technology modifications in the transportation space and should start equipping their trucks with self-navigating management systems.

With the implementation of AI, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication among trucks will become possible and will make the vehicle smarter. 

Nevertheless, 5G technology will effectuate the adoption of self-driving fleets. 

In fact, the future has come. Tesla’s electric semi trucks are equipped with autopilot features which will greatly facilitate the driving process. And big corporations like Pepsi and Walmart have already ordered Tesla’s semi trucks for commercial usage. 

Regulation Compliance 

Regulatory compliance is more of a necessity than the latest trends in transportation. All commercial transport companies should always stay updated on the current rules and requirements changed, introduced, and adopted by the local, or the federal government.  

Blockchain in Logistics

Blockchain is indeed a transformative technology trend in the transportation and logistics space. One of the quite obvious use cases of blockchain technology in the transportation industry is ensuring the exactness of performance history. 

So, when a truck gets sold for the second or third time, the user will have questions about how the vehicle was used in past. And since blockchain is transparent and immutable, everyone involved in the transaction will be assured that the information regarding the truck is trustworthy. 

One other use case of blockchain is capacity monitoring. Because the cost of transportation depends on the volume of cargo. The volume can be determined through IoT sensors, and the data can be calculated for the shipment cost. 

Address Delivery

The rise of eCommerce businesses will lead to increasing demand for address deliveries and transportation. 

After all, providing good services also means being more competitive. For instance, the heavy trucking business should add small vehicles to its fleet to conquer a bigger portion of the market. 

What We Offer

This is the wrap of the 7 key trends in transportation and logistics. Here at NitroXpress, we keep a close eye on such trends and innovations to find different ways to help our clients build dynamic and connected logistics. 

NitroXpress is a third-party logistics company that performs transportation while embracing technology. 

Do check out the NitroXpress website for our logistics and shipment services and contact us.  

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Let's not devolve into right-wing extremism whilst advocating for basic human rights over here. I see a lot of Jews who are angry at the double standards levied at them from organizations like the United Nations. The UN has a big corruption problem, we all know this.

But we cannot let the perfect get in the way of the good, either. Refusing to have a global international organization like the United Nations as a whole is anti-democratic and illiberal. Whether you advocate for the UN to be replaced by a less corrupted international system or whether you advocate for the UN itself to evolve into this system: we want international cooperation. We want international law.

How the UN is doing things is very flawed, I agree. It accuses Israel of being uniquely and specially evil whilst giving Maduro and Jinping a seat at the table. Nevertheless, we want Palestine to focus on genuine state-building. If they did that, they would improve the lives of their citizens who would be less influenced by radical ideology. If they did that they would have robust social programs aimed at educating their populace and integrating with their neighbors as opposed to fighting them all.

Palestinians having a country of their own is a good thing. Gaza being a country is a good thing. Palestinians being prosperous and peaceful is a good thing. Dissolving the West Bank settlements is understandably a complicated issue, because these settlements do provide insulation in the form of security against terrorism.

But they're illegal for a good reason, because there is an extremely unequal systemic institutional governance there and because the settlers are emboldened by extremists in the government to perpetuate violence, theft and dehumanization. It's obviously strange to see an anarchist advocating for these systems, but I understand the world we live in. I don't claim to be a real, true-blue anarchist. I believe in mutual aid, cooperation, voluntary immigration, and close-knit communities.

I don't believe in policing as it is now. It is possible for us to have loosely-networked communities of people who are provided resources and protection by elected leadership, who still maintain their individual autonomy.

It's not black and white, it's never been black and white. International organization is important, it's how we progress socially and technologically. Land, citizenship is different than a state apparatus, but we can't ignore that right now, state-building and government is a part of international organization.

[nando161mando]

HOMELESSNESS IS A CHOICE?

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a few domesticated mimics. someone asked for femme mimics over on patreon a few months ago so here you go.

these purse dogs are great for the pastel adventurer on the go. a wallet you can't lose, an anti-theft system, and a little buddy all in one. just make sure you always get any mimic in a novelty shape from an ethical breeder to avoid health issues down the line.

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VW wouldn't locate kidnapped child because his mother didn't pay for find-my-car subscription

The masked car-thieves who stole a Volkswagen SUV in Lake County, IL didn’t know that there was a two-year-old child in the back seat — but that’s no excuse. A violent car-theft has the potential to hurt or kill people, after all.

If you’d like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here’s a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/28/kinderwagen/#worst-timeline

Likewise, the VW execs who decided to nonconsensually track the location of every driver and sell that data to shady brokers — but to deny car owners access to that data unless they paid for a “find my car” subscription — didn’t foresee that their cheap, bumbling subcontractors would refuse the local sheriff’s pleas to locate the car with the kidnapped toddler.

And yet, here we are. Like most (all?) major car makers, Volkswagen has filled its vehicles with surveillance gear, and has a hot side-hustle as a funnel for the data-brokerage industry.

After the masked man jumped out of a stolen BMW and leapt into the VW SUV to steal it, the child’s mother — who had been occupied bringing her other child inside her home — tried to save her two year old, who was still in the back seat. The thief “battered” her and drove off. She called 911.

The local sheriff called Volkswagen and begged them to track the car. VW refused, citing the fact that the mother had not paid for the $150 find-my-car subscription after the free trial period expired. Eventually, VW relented and called back with the location data — but not until after the stolen car had been found and the child had been retrieved.

Now that this idiotic story is in the news, VW is appropriately contrite. An anonymous company spokesman blamed the incident on “a serious breach” of company policy and threw their subcontractor under the (micro)bus, blaming it on them.

This is truly the worst of all worlds: Volkswagen is a company that has internal capacity to build innovative IT systems. Once upon a time, they had the in-house tech talent to build the “cheat device” behind Dieselgate, the means by which they turned millions of diesel vehicles into rolling gas-chambers, emitting lethal quantities of NOX.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_emissions_scandal

But on the other hand, VW doesn’t have the internal capacity to operate Car-Net, it’s unimaginatively-named, $150/year location surveillance system. That gets subbed out to a contractor who can’t be relied on to locate a literal kidnapped child.

The IT adventures that car companies get up to give farce a bad name. Ferraris have “anti-tampering” kill-switches that immobilize cars if they suspect a third-party mechanic is working on them. When one of these tripped during a child-seat installation in an underground parking garage, the $500k car locked its transmission and refused to unlock it — and the car was so far underground that its cellular modem couldn’t receive the unlock code, permanently stranding it:

https://pluralistic.net/2020/10/15/expect-the-unexpected/#drm

BMW, meanwhile, is eagerly building out “innovations” like subscription steering-wheel heaters:

https://pluralistic.net/2020/07/02/big-river/#beemers

Big Car has loaded our rides up with so much surveillance gear that they were able to run scare ads opposing Massachusetts’s Right to Repair ballot initiative, warning Bay Staters that if third parties could access the data in their cars, it would lead to their literal murders:

https://pluralistic.net/2020/09/03/rip-david-graeber/#rolling-surveillance-platforms

In short: the automotive sector has filled our cars with surveillance gear, but that data is only reliably available to commercial data-brokers and hackers who breach Big Cars’ massive data repositories. Big Car has the IT capacity to fill our cars with cheat devices — but not the capacity to operate an efficient surveillance system to use in real emergencies. Big Car says that giving you control over your car will result in your murder — but when a child’s life is on the line, they can’t give you access to your own car’s location.

This Thu (Mar 2) I’ll be in Brussels for Antitrust, Regulation and the Political Economy, along with a who’s-who of European and US trustbusters. It’s livestreamed, and both in-person and virtual attendance are free. On Fri (Mar 3), I’ll be in Graz for the Elevate Festival.

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[Image ID: A blue vintage VW beetle speeds down a highway; a crying baby is pressed against the back driver's-side window. In the sky overhead is the red glaring eye of HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey, emblazoned with the VW logo. The eye is projecting a beam of red light that has enveloped the car.]