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AI CAMERAS THAT DETECT DISTRESS — Not Just Record It

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The problem: Standard security cameras only help after something happens. By then it is too late.

The solution: AI-powered video analytics that detect unusual behaviours in real time — someone collapsed, a confrontation escalating, a person loitering in distress — and automatically alert staff.

The proof: Transit agencies are already using AI software to monitor camera and sensor feeds from station areas to identify dangerous conditions, including crowd management, obstacle detection, and even firearm detection throughout train and bus networks. Ottawa’s transit system is actively piloting AI camera monitoring for crime and emergencies right now.

Is AI-assisted camera monitoring in place at Willowdale stations, and if not, why not?

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