Dennis and Michael sit down with Michael Dorrington and Drew Leppert to talk about Amarok, the manufacturer of the solar powered electric fence, and how they are applying modern technology to create the "Smart Fence."  The conversation went into the modernization of the security industry and how AI and other technology can integrate with traditional security countermeasures to enhance today's security programs.

Brent McLaughlin, the COO from Asylon, sits down with Michael and Denny to talk about his experience leading the team that developed the software for Asylon.  The three talk about the security industry and how autonomous technology will be changing the industry.

Denny and Mike virtually interview David Walshe from Skymine UAV to discuss how drone technology is being used in the mining industry and how that industry is an early adopter of drone technology to provide a future correlation to the security industry.

Kieran Carroll from Zero Eyes is our guest and we talk about the technology they have developed by applying machine learning algorithms to your current CCTV feeds to create weapons detection alerting direct to clients and public safety.

We are back with Season 2 and this time Dennis is joined by Michael Quiroga from Asylon.  Dennis and Mike provide their insight on the state of AI, Drones, and Robotics in the security industry today and provide insight for our upcoming episodes in season 2, now powered by Asylon and the Drone Core System.

Robots are coming in different shapes and sizes. How they appear often will affect our desire to work and our interaction with them. We talk with Jiren Parikh, the CEO of Ghost Robotics about their amazing 4 legged robot.

Everyone loves the shiny new product, but does it bring your program value.  Dennis Crowley and Tommy Nelson discuss what buyers of new technology should think about when analyzing emerging technology as part of their program.  We look at Tommy's experiences and what he is doing today. 

Lynn Mattice has had an amazing career leading the security team for Northrup while they developed the B2 Bomber, on to Whirlpool, then to Boston Scientific as grew from a local company to a global power.  Lynn discusses how he built integrated physical and cyber security programs and how today's modern technology makes the human operator a power resource as part of an integrated business intelligence platform.

Jack Schenk and Dennis Crowley discuss what is "good AI" as well as discuss the challenges and lessons learned in developing new AI based technology. The conclusion in the end, the experts today are still novices.

An interview, during the GSX Show in Las Vegas, with Mark McCourt from Cobalt Robotics. We discuss the their interior security robot, its design, how they are working to address multiple floors, and the challenges in selling new technology.