February 1, 2025 - 03:26

Nashville’s ongoing dialogue regarding the implementation of license plate recognition (LPR) technology has gained momentum as a Metro Councilmember recently urged local businesses and property owners to consider its benefits. The council member highlighted how LPR technology can enhance security measures and assist law enforcement in addressing crime more effectively.
By utilizing LPR systems, businesses can monitor vehicle activity in their vicinity, potentially deterring criminal behavior and improving overall safety for employees and customers. The technology can also help property owners manage access to their premises, ensuring that only authorized vehicles are allowed entry.
Supporters of LPR technology argue that it serves as a proactive tool in combating crime, providing valuable data that can aid investigations. However, some community members express concerns regarding privacy and the potential misuse of surveillance data. As the conversation continues, Nashville's leaders are weighing the advantages of increased security against the need for responsible data management and privacy protections.
April 1, 2026 - 12:20
Advocate Health embraces drone technology for faster patient serviceAdvocate Health is launching the largest hospital-based drone delivery network in the United States, a move set to revolutionize patient care logistics. Announced Thursday, this ambitious program...
March 31, 2026 - 20:10
SailGP extends ePropulsion partnership to drive clean marine technology forwardThe high-speed world of SailGP is further committing to a cleaner future by extending its key partnership with electric propulsion specialist ePropulsion. The collaboration, which began in 2021,...
March 31, 2026 - 01:47
Faces and Places: YAY TechnologyBLACKFOOT — As technology keeps changing, your phone or computer will eventually slow down or break. In our disposable culture, most people think it`s better to upgrade or replace the device...
March 30, 2026 - 02:17
Unveil: Privacy@Michigan Art Contest explores privacy, surveillance and technology in artThe University of Michigan is currently hosting its inaugural Unveil: Privacy@Michigan Art Contest, a unique exhibition showcasing original artworks that delve into the complex themes of privacy,...