A Small Company Spotlights Crime in Mexico City

Mexico City has gained a reputation as an up-and-coming business and tourist hotspot... While drug cartels have come to dominate much of Mexico, Mexico City has gained a reputation as an up-and-coming business and tourist hotspot. But crime is on the rise. [Outsider Club logo] A Small Company Spotlights Crime in Mexico City [Jason Simpkins Photo] By [Jason Simpkins]( Written Nov. 21, 2019 While drug cartels have come to dominate much of Mexico, Mexico City has gained a reputation as an up-and-coming business and tourist hotspot. But crime is on the rise. Last year, 2018, was Mexico City’s most violent year to date. And 2019 opened with a record 257 murders in just the first two months. However, one tiny company few people have heard of is now working to address this problem head on. It’s partnered with a smart-lighting manufacturer to integrate its cutting-edge security solutions with energy efficiency to literally shed a light on crime. You see, this company makes security cameras, but that’s not all. [These cameras are special](. That’s because they don’t just film crime as it happens, they can identify specific people and a huge array of more than 500 weapons. So if you’re a known gangster or cartel member, these cameras can recognize your face. If you’re carrying a gun, knife, machete, or any one of more than 500 deadly weapons, these cameras will detect it. In essence, these aren’t just cameras; it’s more like having another cop on the beat. [Trump’s Secret “Tech Mandate” to Ignite 50-Cent Stock]( In Trump’s EO 13769, there’s a secret mandate to deploy a new device at airports nationwide. Just days ago, the tiny defense stock behind this technology IPO’d. And it’s already surging... up 120% in days. At the very least, 2,500% gains are on the table — before 2019 is over. You have days to make a move. [Click here to act now.]( And they’re installing 40,000 of them. That’s 40,000 cutting-edge security cameras that are being deployed at businesses and residences right alongside energy-efficient smart lighting fixtures. They’ll also include motion sensors, wireless alarms, panic buttons, and a mobile app that will give citizens immediate access to 9-1-1 and city services. Here’s what the CEO of the company had to say about it: "When you look at smart cities, often you see a focus on commercial applications. This deployment is certainly that, but in addition to that it extends the reach of the security umbrella to residences. So this becomes really compelling. Not only are you delivering security and camera capabilities, but video analytics and access to city services and 9-1-1 on a mobile interface." No doubt, collaboration is key. For example, I live in Baltimore — a city that’s very familiar with crime. Well, a lot of my neighbors have security cameras, and when a crime occurs it’s not uncommon for the police to check for residential video footage that may be helpful. [You could be the one selling to the frenzied mob... at top dollar]( [What’s behind this fence]( topped with barbed wire and crawling with security could be the biggest, most lucrative call Nick Hodge has EVER made. But you need to hurry: once the news breaks on this, Nick says it could accelerate fast. To get all of the details on how you could make a fast 2300% gain, [go here now.]( We also have community groups on Facebook where residents can solicit and share footage. On Monday night, someone crashed into my neighbor's car and fled the scene. By Wednesday, she’d gotten footage of the incident from a neighbor’s security camera and tracked down the culprit. Similarly, police in Baltimore are now using residential cameras to patch together video and track criminals as they flee crime scenes. That is exactly what this small company is doing — except it’s also integrating facial recognition software that can identify known criminals and weapons and alert authorities, giving them the chance to respond before a crime even takes place. And they’re doing it at a relatively low cost. These kits are relatively inexpensive, costing about $700–$950, which includes the monthly fee for the first two years and $5 a month after that. Here’s what its new lighting partner had to say: "Of all the software we looked at, [theirs] has the best algorithm for facial recognition, it's accurate as well as low cost. And the company has the flexibility to work closely with us to develop the project, to customize it for our specific needs. We have worked hand in hand." If that’s not a glowing review I don’t know what is. That’s why this technology is being deployed all over the world as we speak. It’s being put in stadiums, schools, and concert arenas, where it will help prevent the kinds of mass shootings we’ve seen ruin so many lives. [Ignore Cannabis Right Now]( Ignore cannabis right now and you’ll regret it for the rest of your life. This is your one chance to turn $5,000 into over $100,000. [If you don’t believe me, watch this.]( And on top of that, it also has a completely separate unique application — advertising. You see, this technology is so advanced it can identify people by their gender and age range. That’s why it’s being installed in digital display ads to help marketers glean new insights into their consumers and the effectiveness of their advertisements. Hidden away in a digital advertisement in the supermarket or subway, these cameras can tell how many eyeballs the display attracts and how long people watch it, as well as their gender and age group. And it does it all while scanning the crowd for weapons and known criminals. 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