Professor Deming Chen and his team of researchers are developing technology which allows security cameras to detect sounds of distress (such as gun shots, screaming, cry for help)and immediately notify law enforcement.

Smart security camera's audio could instantly detect sounds of distress

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Smart security camera's audio could instantly detect sounds of distress

Smart security camera's audio could instantly detect sounds of distress