A site called 404media says it looked at scraped data about a national network of shared public and private surveillance cameras and found “more than a hundred” police departments, sheriff’s departments and others using them – including Manchester NH police.
The data provides the clearest picture yet of the growing popularity of Fusus, a company and platform that qualitatively changes what surveillance cameras mean for a town’s residents and public agencies. Fusus turns dumb cameras into smart ones, with object recognition capabilities for items, people, and specific vehicles; it funnels usually siloed camera feeds into one central location for law enforcement, and lets agencies survey what surveillance coverage they have across their jurisdiction.
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