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EUROPE: London-based data technology company BlockDox has announced a strategic partnership with Berlin-based 3D sensor supplier Iris, which will provide high-precision sensors for its passenger counting systems.
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Homewood City Council approved the purchase of Flock cameras, as shown in the picture, which is a solar technology that will help the city's police departmen