Dell TechnologiesVoice: Smart Dashcams Arm Police With More Than Video
Kirsch
Police officers have been using in-car dashcams for decades. Although the technology has advanced to include newer formats and higher-quality cameras  the overall workflow of capturing  transmitting and archiving the video remains tedious  according to  David Kirsch  director of product management at Coban .
âWhat sets the H1 apart is it embeds within it an AI-processing capable supercomputer â said  Kirsch . This allows the camera to deliver relevant data in real time while eliminating many of the back-office processes required with traditional dashcam systems.
If there is a threat   Kirsch  explained  âthe officer â instead of getting out of the vehicle â puts it in reverse and calls in backup.â
âNext year  if someone comes up with another idea and says  âCan you put this sensor in here?â we can say  âYes  the engine is there ââ  Kirsch  said.
âOur job is to not add responsibilities in using technology  but the reverse â  Kirsch  said. âWeâre going to provide officers [with] awareness capabilities so they can do what they need to do.â
Police officers have been using in-car dashcams for decades. Although the technology has advanced to include newer formats and higher-quality cameras  the overall workflow of capturing  transmitting and archiving the video remains tedious  according to  [TGT]  .
âWhat sets the H1 apart is it embeds within it an AI-processing capable supercomputer â said   [TGT]  . This allows the camera to deliver relevant data in real time while eliminating many of the back-office processes required with traditional dashcam systems.
If there is a threat    [TGT] explained  âthe officer â instead of getting out of the vehicle â puts it in reverse and calls in backup.â
âNext year  if someone comes up with another idea and says  âCan you put this sensor in here?â we can say  âYes  the engine is there ââ   [TGT] said.
âOur job is to not add responsibilities in using technology  but the reverse â   [TGT] said. âWeâre going to provide officers [with] awareness capabilities so they can do what they need to do.â