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Home > Technology > Motorola Solutions introduces AI ‘Nutrition Labels’ to boost transparency in public safety tech
Technology ETS202530 July 2025

Motorola Solutions introduces AI ‘Nutrition Labels’ to boost transparency in public safety tech

James Devonshire30 July 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Motorola Solutions has announced it is introducing AI ‘nutrition labels’ to provide clear, concise information about how artificial intelligence (AI) is used across its safety and security technologies.

The initiative is a first for public safety and enterprise security products, helping people understand a product’s core AI ‘ingredients’, just as food nutrition labels were born from a desire to understand dietary intake.

“It is our unwavering conviction that technology – including AI – is the bedrock for safety and security, and it must be deployed with purpose and transparency to fulfil its promise as a force for good.

“Nutrition labels help describe AI’s use in protecting neighbourhoods and nations, and we are proud to take a lead role in bringing greater transparency to AI innovation.”

Mahesh Saptharishi, executive vice president and chief technology officer, Motorola Solutions.

Each label will explain the type of AI used, who owns the data processed, human controls and the purpose behind the product’s specific application of AI.

AI is fundamental across Motorola Solutions’ ecosystem of safety and security technologies, and is designed to proactively assist people with accurate, actionable and reliable information that gives them not just context, but clarity. The company’s AI strategy is centred on enabling an assisted experience that helps people prioritise their actions and make sense of holistic and dynamic information that surfaces from a wide array of people, roles and technologies during an incident.

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“Safety threats often unfold at a scale, speed and sophistication that can outstrip any one person’s capacity to make sense of the situation,” said Saptharishi. “AI can ingest, learn and cross-reference data to provide contextual understanding. At Motorola Solutions, we design our AI-enabled technologies to augment human focus, effort and performance when seconds matter most. Our AI nutrition labels will bring added clarity to the important role AI is playing in helping to protect people, property and places.”

The AI nutrition labels are part of Motorola Solutions’ commitment to building safer communities, schools and businesses. They are an initiative of the Motorola Solutions Technology Advisory Committee (MTAC), a cross-functional advisory group that serves as the company’s ‘technical conscience’ and guides it on ethics, limitations and implications of specific product technologies.

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The industry will once again be gathering at the NEC, Birmingham for The Emergency Tech Show, co-located with The Emergency Services Show, on 17-18 September, check out the full exhibitor list here. You can find Motorola in Hall 4, Stand B110.

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