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From footage to foresight: The AI transformation of video telematics

By Soumik Ukil, Co-Founder & CEO, LightMetrics

India’s logistics and transportation sector is generating more data than ever before. Commercial fleets today operate with dashcams, in-cabin cameras, GPS trackers, and connected telematics systems that capture every journey in remarkable detail. As fleet operators continue investing in digital technologies, the volume of video and operational data being generated across the transportation ecosystem is growing exponentially.

Yet despite these investments, many fleet operators continue to face a fundamental challenge: how to convert massive volumes of video footage into timely, actionable insights that improve safety and operational performance.

The Growing Data Challenge
The rapid adoption of video telematics has been driven by declining hardware costs, improved connectivity, and increasing emphasis on road safety. According to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, India recorded over 1.72 lakh road fatalities in 2023, highlighting the urgent need for technologies that can help fleets identify and...

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France probes compromise of gov messaging platform after account hijack

Authorities say the breach only exposed public chat rooms, but alleged attacker claims to have accessed far more data French officials are investigating a compromise of the government’s encrypted messaging service Tchap after attackers hijacked an account and gained access to public chat rooms. The incident came to light

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A 'massive escalation in electronic warfare': researchers show how Russian satellites can jam GPS across Europe — and a mysterious series of ‘interference events’ show it could already be happening

* New research analyzes GPS jamming signals over the last 7 years * A Russian satellite network seems to be the source of the interference * There are still questions over the purpose of the 10-second bursts Losing access to GPS navigation systems might not stop you finding your way to the office,

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The EU says Apple decided not to roll out Siri AI in the EU after it had unsuccessfully requested to be exempted from interoperability obligations for the tool

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The AI Atrophy Problem: How CIOs Fight It

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France probes compromise of gov messaging platform after account hijack

A 'massive escalation in electronic warfare': researchers show how Russian satellites can jam GPS across Europe &mdash; and a mysterious series of &lsquo;interference events&rsquo; show it could already be happening

The EU says Apple decided not to roll out Siri AI in the EU after it had unsuccessfully requested to be exempted from interoperability obligations for the tool

The AI Atrophy Problem: How CIOs Fight It

A 'massive escalation in electronic warfare': researchers show how Russian satellites can jam GPS across Europe — and a mysterious series of ‘interference events’ show it could already be happening