Computerweekly Motorola Solutions Expands Assist AI for Global Public Safety Enhancement
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- •Motorola Solutions expands Assist AI globally, starting with Europe.
- •The AI automates routine tasks for emergency personnel, enhancing efficiency.
- •Key features include live transcription, call translation, and advanced audio enhancement.
Motorola Solutions has announced the global expansion of its Assist AI, aimed at enhancing public safety by reducing the administrative burden on emergency personnel. Following successful deployments in U.S. public safety agencies, the expansion focuses initially on Europe. The AI automates routine tasks and provides real-time insights to control room operators, emergency responders, and investigators. Key features include live transcription, call translation, and advanced audio enhancement to improve communication during emergencies. The platform also offers a non-emergency call agent to manage routine calls, allowing human operators to concentrate on critical situations. For field responders, Assist provides mobile capabilities for improved situational awareness and safety. The technology aims to streamline digital investigations, significantly reducing video redaction times for evidence management.
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