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Stories, reports and updates about MER Group operations across the world.

Safe & Smart Cities:

Part 3: Command & Control Centers and Digital Services This part of the Smart City Series focuses on how a well-orchestrated Command & Control Center benefits Smart City initiatives by streamlining operations and enhances Digital Cervices and connectivity with citizens and Municipal field staff. The Heart of Smart Cities: A Unified Control Center In the […]

Safe & Smart City Series:

Part 2: Sensors, CCTV and Analytics This part of the Smart City Series focuses on various types of sensors and cameras distributed throughout the city and how AI analysis of the data from these sensors help create real-time awareness and strategic insights to city personnel, decision makers and citizens. Environment Sensors: Toward Sustainable Urban Living […]

Safe & Smart City Series:

Part 1 – intro: Smart Cities – from luxury to necessity As part of our Safe & Smart city series of blogs, we will focus on the way technologies are helping Municipalities become more efficient and provide better services in times of routine and emergency. In the past decade, the use of advanced technologies to […]

Advanced Drone Solutions for Police Forces

In the rapidly evolving landscape of law enforcement, the integration of advanced technologies is not just an advantage—it’s a necessity. As drones increasingly become a part of the civilian and defense sectors, their potential for bolstering law enforcement efforts becomes undeniable. These aerial platforms, equipped with diverse sensors, open new horizons for rapid response, surveillance, […]

Smart Solutions For the Police Force- Blog #2

How Can Police Forces Enhance Their Operations with Advanced Communication Solutions? The devastating events of September 11, 2001, not only shook the world but also exposed critical vulnerabilities within our first responder community. Among the heartbreaking stories of heroism and sacrifice that emerged from that fateful day, the tragic loss of hundreds of firefighters due to […]