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Events & Webinars
An insightful webinar explores the revolutionary role of body-worn cameras in sports officiating. This session brings together technology experts and officiating leaders who are at the forefront of trialling this innovative technology to enhance the safety and integrity of sporting competitions.
Whether you're a sports official, an administrator, a technology enthusiast, or simply interested in the intersection of technology and sports, this discussion offers valuable perspectives on how modern technology is shaping the future of sports officiating.
Discover how Reveal’s AI-enabled K7 body cameras and DEMS 360 software utilised in the groundbreaking GO! Southampton trial can revolutionise your security approach. Learn how curated watchlists and real-time alerts can enhance situational awareness and proactive response to potential threats in crowded venues. This webinar offers a deep dive into the trial's genesis, detailing the context, strategic planning, and successful execution of this groundbreaking security project. We share firsthand accounts of the trial's impact, including preliminary results and key learnings.
The challenge of violence and aggression on and off the pitch has long plagued the world of sports, leading to difficulties in recruiting and retaining our cherished sports officials. Gain insights into the rationale behind Ontario Soccer's trial and explore the potential transformative impact of adopting this cutting-edge technology in sports. Find out how you can enhance the sports experience, ensuring a safer and more respectful environment for all participants.
As violence and aggression towards healthcare workers continues to rise, many Trusts are turning to body-worn cameras as an effective tool to enhance security by deterring and de-escalating such incidents. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (OUH) is one organisation that is embracing this technology, with some powerful results.