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Team 3 Says 10,000 Israeli Cameras Are Connected to Its AI Systems

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Team 3 Group founder and CEO Nir Gilboa said about 10,000 cameras across Israel are connected to AI systems operated by the company. The network includes cameras at the Western Wall plaza and Mount Meron, municipal systems in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak, and installations on streets and at businesses, workplaces, kitchens and construction sites. Gilboa said Bnei Brak's network is nearing 2,000 cameras. The technology can add AI to existing cameras to identify people and vehicles, count crowds, learn a site's normal patterns, and flag safety violations or anomalous behavior in real time.

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