Safety & Visibility

London Underground has begun implementing facial recognition technology to scan passengers, raising privacy concerns amid ongoing trials.

• Commute Volt Team
• August 12, 2026

A team has created a new local positioning system using Ultra-Wideband technology to track runners more accurately during training and competitions.

• Commute Volt Team
• August 9, 2026

CheapSecurity introduces a low-cost, self-hosted CCTV solution designed for Linux single-board computers, offering an affordable alternative for surveillance.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 27, 2026

LAPD has allowed its contract with surveillance company Flock to expire, ending a partnership that provided camera and license plate reading technology.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 14, 2026

QuadRF can identify drones and detect WiFi signals through walls, raising security and privacy concerns. Experts discuss potential impacts and uncertainties.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 11, 2026

QuadRF can identify drones and view WiFi signals through walls, raising security and privacy concerns. Details are emerging about its capabilities and implications.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 11, 2026

QuadRF’s new system can identify drone signals and see WiFi through walls, raising security and privacy concerns. Details are confirmed, but some claims remain unverified.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 11, 2026

Southwest Airlines has issued a statement condemning passengers who stand up immediately after a flight lands, prompting mixed reactions among travelers.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 9, 2026

Southwest Airlines has issued a new policy urging passengers to remain seated until the plane comes to a complete stop, citing safety concerns. The move has sparked mixed reactions.

• Commute Volt Team
• July 9, 2026