AGRICULTURE
Artificial Intelligence for Public Safety
Next-generation technology offers assistive, real-time insights for building safer, smarter cities.
Once considered a futuristic science fiction concept, artificial intelligence (AI) plays critical roles in society and public safety today. A recent IDC report described AI as “inescapable,” and predicted 90% of new enterprise apps will have embedded AI by 2025.
AI is quickly emerging as a key technology for public safety agencies seeking to build safer, smarter communities. When integrated within a PSAP’s data-rich computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system, for example, AI and machine learning (ML) can help fill operational blind spots with assistive insights, helping avoid impacts from large, rapid on-set incidents. And because those insights are based on an organization’s data, it promotes confident decision-making.
Assistive AI for public safety, like in HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Smart Advisor, doesn’t automate decision-making, but instead, equips key personnel with additional relevant, real-time information. The right AI solution can be a critically assistive tool for agencies working to build safer, smarter cities today and for generations to come.
Benefits of AI for public safety
Efficiency through streamlined workflows
Forecasting with evidence-based insights
Awareness through uncovered patterns and similarities
Staff well-being improvements
Transparency that builds public trust
Feedback from operational data
HxGN OnCall Dispatch
Agile next-gen call-taking and computer-aided dispatch (CAD) capabilities that link callers, dispatchers, managers, and field officers for faster, more effective response.
Experience is everything
Technology is the foundation of your public safety operations, but it should be backed up by the confidence that only comes from having a trusted partner.
HxGN OnCall Dispatch | Smart Advisor
Detect complex emergencies sooner with the help of Hexagon’s assistive AI.
e-book: AI for Public Safety
Discover how assistive AI detects emerging incidents sooner by making connections and filling operational blind spots.