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Facial recognition for smart doorbells developed to protect abuse victims
Sept. 22, 2023, 2:01 p.m. | Beverly Crawford-Westre
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Jim Ramsey, a former police officer in Shrewsbury, NJ, has developed a facial recognition monitoring system called Overwatch that works via a WiFi-connected doorbell camera to guard against known threats. Initially created as a tool for sexual assault and domestic violence victims, the system also offers protection for anyone wanting to ensure their safety.
Victims provide the system with up to 20 photos of a potential threat. If recognized, an immediate alert is sent to the user, police, and loved …
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