Having tested out live facial recognition technology first at London Bridge train station back in February, British Transport Police is expanding its trials to include the London Underground with its first deployment at Victoria station this week.

Scot Dunn shares how Humberside Police is looking at all areas of the forces work to see how tech can make a difference and AI can be a game changer.

Exhibiting at The Emergency Tech Show this year, Critico shares how its innovation is built on a legacy stretching back 30 years.

Blue Light Commercial, the procurement body for policing, has confirmed that the contract to replace the National Firearms Licensing System has been won by US tech firm, Palantir.

Avon and Somerset Police is leading the way in providing a data informed understanding of the trauma experienced by its officers through the introduction of a new Trauma Tracker system.

The Welsh Ambulance Service has invested in artificial intelligence agents to improve the user experience of NHS 111 Wales with digital chief, Jonny Sammut sharing why safety is at the heart of their approach.

South East Coast Ambulance Service is piloting the use of Artificial Intelligence in its Emergency Operations Centres in a move it hopes will improve efficiency and free up clinicians’ time to provide assistance to more patients.

Evam has launched a new AI-powered feature within its MDT software aimed at reducing manual workload for emergency service crews and control rooms.

The Metropolitan Police Service is stepping up its efforts to tackle spiking in London, combining technology, immersive training and close collaboration with venues as the festive season approaches.

West Midlands Police is pioneering a fresh approach to officer training, giving new recruits virtual reality (VR) headsets to experience incidents from the perspective of victims, developed in partnership with Birmingham-based social enterprise Calico.