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5x5: The Public Safety Innovation Summit

NIST Manufacturing

5x5 ― the confirmation of a strong and clear signal ― and the place to make your voice heard and drive public safety communications forward. In 2024, the FirstNet Authority and the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Public Safety

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Knightscope launches $10M public safety infrastructure bond offering

Robotics Business Review

Knightscope, a US-based developer of autonomous security robots, is offering a $10 million Public Safety Infrastructure Bond Offering to support its growth and benefit public safety professionals. The post Knightscope launches $10M public safety infrastructure bond offering appeared first on Robotics Business Review.

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OSHA pushes public release of safety data but industry fears '‘shaming'

Plastics News

OSHA wants to require public disclosure of much more information about an individual company or factory's safety record. But industry worries about medical privacy and reputational harm from raw or misleading data.

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Base isolation methods for earthquake-resistant construction

Design World

To ensure the safety of the public and infrastructure, it’s important to comply with all applicable earthquake codes and standards, which are consistently updated with data collected from recent earthquakes and related research.

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Cruise resumes manual robotaxi operations in Phoenix

Robotics Business Review

When it first began public operations, it started in San Francisco. Cruise disputes that it withheld footage or information from the DMV, but it paused all of its operations nationwide to reestablish trust with the public. Cruise has long had its sights set on deploying its driverless robotaxis in San Francisco.

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Zoox gets ready to launch robotaxi service in Las Vegas

Robotics Business Review

In February, the Amazon.com subsidiary announced that it completed a key milestone: deploying its robotaxi on open public roads with passengers. It received approval from the California DMV to operate its robotaxi on the state’s public roads. “We drive our test vehicles with safety drivers quite a bit in our launch-intent areas.

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Cruise removes robotaxis from San Francisco following accident

E&T

The company lost its licence to operate its robotaxis in the city after being accused of “ misrepresenting” the safety of the technology and withholding information from regulators. The accident prompted the DMV to reassess the safety of the technology. The woman survived but suffered severe injuries.