VSBLTY ( CSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGFCSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGF) breakthrough software has already been battle-tested in one of Mexico’s most dangerous cities, and was credited by local officials in cutting crime 45%.
Find out how VSBLTY’s proprietary, A.I. technology is being used to disrupt a $1 Trillion industry — and how you can get in before the market realizes how valuable this company could become…
If you’re looking to get a piece of a booming industry with enormous potential, this company deserves your immediate attention… VSBLTY has developed a groundbreaking software platform, using state-of-the-art artificial intelligence. You’ve probably seen A.I. all over the news lately…“The AI boom is happening all over the world, and it’s accelerating quickly”.1
“How Artificial Intelligence is Taking Over the Economy”.2
“Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Investment”.3
Investment in artificial intelligence is booming!
“The global growth story of the 21st century” 4
By 2030, PriceWaterhouseCoopers estimates A.I. could contribute $15.7 Trillion to the global economy, equating to a 26% increase in GDP.5
VSBLTY believes A.I. will transform the $1 TRILLION public safety and security market.
In fact, Security Magazine is raving over the underlying technology’s potential. They call it “the future of security and surveillance in public spaces.” 6
And that’s where VSBLTY ( CSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGFCSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGF) comes in with a unique opportunity to penetrate the marketplace.
VSBLTY has pioneered a game-changing technology that utilizes machine-learning artificial intelligence to fight crime.
And recently they’ve taken this software into the real world, partnering with Radar, to battle test the technology in one of the world’s most dangerous cities – the Benito Juarez neighborhood of Mexico City.
The security platform was credited with helping reduce crime by a staggering 45%.
That’s the potential of VSBLTY’s A.I.-driven technology.
Listen, the public safety and security market is already worth a fortune, and it’s growing every day…
Markets and Markets reports the global public safety and security sector is worth $434 billion today.8
Fortune Business Insights sees the industry growing to $868 billion by 2028.9
And Databridge Market Research projects the market will be worth over $1 TRILLION by 2029.10
Companies that can harness the advanced power of technology like A.I. to help fight crime more effectively, are poised to take advantage of this growth potential.
Which is Why You Should Pay Close Attention to VSBLTY…
It has a secret weapon in CEO Jay Hutton who brings years of tech and AI experience to the table. He was one of the earliest employees of Ascend, an early tech company that literally built the virtual highways that the internet uses today. The company eventually sold to Lucent for $20 billion.
After that lucrative exit, Hutton became CEO of Maia, another tech and data company. He built that company to the point that it was bought out by a larger player — coincidentally, also Lucent.
Hutton came up through the software side of things — he was building and writing early AI programs before we started referring to them as AI.
Very few can match his level of expertise and success, which is why this next part is so important…
This is your opportunity to get in early on what could be the cutting edge of security technology.
In fact, VSBLTY ( CSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGFCSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGF) has a tiny market cap of under $20 million… an attractive entry price for a proven transformative technology.
If you need more information, continue reading this report.
It will outline 5 reasons why you should do your due diligence on VSBLTY…
Explain the problems with current solutions – and how VSBLTY solves them…
The potential market opportunity here is tremendous.
VSBLTY’s Solution: Breakthrough A.I. Technology They Believe Could Be the Future of Safety and Security
VSBLTY ( CSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGFCSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGF) has pioneered an AI technology that can transform “dumb” security cameras into intelligent, threat-identifying watchdogs which alert users to potential crime before it happens.
“A.I. CCTV is the future of security and surveillance in public spaces”10
Here’s how it works:
- VSBLTY’s software has the ability to collect data from a user’s connected security cameras, thermal cameras, and other security platforms.
- It can then layer on that data a suite of advanced AI and analytics functionality to actively analyze and assess footage in real-time. This includes abilities such as object recognition, license plate recognition, weapons detection.
Through machine learning, the system also recognizes certain behaviors and has the ability to detect various types of suspicious activity. From vehicles driving slowly to scout packages on doorsteps to potential weapons, the AI can recognize potential threats. - That’s where partner, Radar, comes in with their community-based approach to security – a concept that could revolutionize how we fight crime. When a potential threat is detected, Radar has plotted out the infrastructure that connects users to law enforcement, using SOS alerts, geolocation and direct messaging to enable a rapid response with greater situational awareness informed by AI-analyzed on-scene data.
The system can also notify and warn others in the same enterprise of potential threats (i.e. teachers and students at a school, neighbors in a community, employees and individuals in office buildings, even residents of an entire city).
When combined with Radar’s powerful platform, VSBLTY’s software enables a truly community-based approach to security – a concept that could revolutionize how we fight crime.
And There’s Another Reason to Consider VSBLTY: It has a Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Crime
In addition to being run by Jay Hutton, who is one of the best software CEOs around, The company is also advised by Jeffrey Muller, a former FBI Deputy Chief and an INTERPOL Director and brings over 30 years of safety and security experience to the company.
He has worked in military leadership roles in the U.S. Navy. He’s been tasked by the White House with keeping our nation safe post-9/11. And he’s helped craft many of the counterterrorism and protection policies used by the world’s top agencies today.
For example…
- Muller co-founded and managed the FBI’s “Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate”. This division of the National Security Branch of the Federal Bureau of Investigation addresses and investigates emerging threats the United States faces from the use of WMD. It includes preparing for and preventing disasters involving explosives or the release of nuclear, biological, chemical, or radioactive materials.
- He founded and developed INTERPOL’s “Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Directorate” – an international counter-terrorism program designed to prevent and defend against terror activities of the most devastating nature.
- He conducted threat vulnerability assessments and developed countermeasures and prevention programs for all 18 sectors of the United States critical infrastructure industry.
- And he chaired 34 United Nations agencies on Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP), and directed experts from 190 INTERPOL member countries to accomplish all activities related to CBRNE and CIP.
Most recently, Muller has been serving as CEO of Radar, as well as for Muller Group International (MGI), a global security company that specializes in providing enhanced security through integrated technology. MGI’s responsibilities include assessing a client’s vulnerabilities, customizing a solution, and incorporating a blend of products and services to prevent threats.
Microsoft, Google, Amazon – and many other Fortune 100 companies – along with government agencies, have entrusted him with their safety.
And after decades of analyzing and assessing security threats, he believes he’s finally found a solution that can help with the public safety crisis and reduce crime…
Bringing together Jeffrey Muller’s decades of international security experience with Hutton’s skills in software and AI, VSBLTY believes it has the key to creating a safer future for Americans.
Here’s why…
VSBLTY Helps Solve the Three Main Problems with Today’s Security Solutions
Problem #1 – Today’s Security Cameras Don’t Prevent Crime
The U.S. is one of the most surveilled societies in the world. 11 Between private and public security systems, there are over 80 million surveillance cameras in operation. 12
There are also millions of camera-enabled phones being carried around every day, any of which could start recording at a second’s notice.
Yet, despite all this… crime is still abundant and people don’t feel safe.
That’s because these cameras – ones that we are trusting to keep the public safe – are “dumb”.
They record video – but they lack the ability to do anything with that data. They don’t actively analyze what’s happening. They don’t automatically take action to prevent threatening situations.
Instead, they require human interaction to make use of the data.
Sure, the data is helpful in providing evidence post-crime (i.e., to identify a suspect, read a license plate, or provide a historical timeline of events), but it means today’s cameras are reactive in nature – not proactive.
As a result, they are very limited in their ability to effectively prevent crime before it happens.
Problem #2 – Current Systems Are Not Easy to Access During Emergency Situations
While there may be millions of security cameras in operation today, the vast majority are not connected to Wi-Fi or accessible by outside individuals.
They are private, closed circuit systems where someone is generally required to be physically monitoring footage to then manually send out alerts or provide information on what is happening.
At many locations however, footage is not monitored live.
Instead, the security system is tucked away in a closet or storage room and only viewed after something happens – like a crime or an injury.
This creates major problems during emergency situations (like a school or public shooting) because authorities can’t access the precious video feeds in real-time.
As a result, the ability of police to respond effectively is severely limited. Authorities are left in the dark as to what is happening outside their immediate field of view.
This is exactly what happened at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas…
In fact, according to the Texas House Committee’s extensive 77-page report on the shooting, the police’s inability to quickly subdue the shooter was due to misinformation between police officers, including:
- Not knowing where the shooter was…
- Where the gunman had been…
- And whether there were students in the classroom.
The security camera footage at Robb Elementary was very effective – after the mass shooting – at telling us where the shooter was, how he entered the building, which classrooms and areas he fired in, where his victims lay, what weapons he was using, and what body armor he had… But by then it was too late.
Problem #3 – “More Security Guards” is Not a Viable Answer
While studies have shown security guards can deter crime13, they quickly become cost prohibitive.
Entry-level security guards can start as low as $20 per hour. But armed guards with specialized training and experience, can run upwards of $800 per day.
That works out to a whopping $208,000 a year. Even at entry level prices, a company or institution is still set back over $50,000 per year.
And that’s per guard.
Larger buildings typically require multiple guards to effectively patrol an area – which then multiplies costs.
This quickly becomes prohibitive for many businesses, communities, and public institutions (like schools). As a result, safety suffers because it’s too expensive to hire physical security guards.
Moreover, guards are still subject to emotions and physical limitations we all face as humans.
At the tragic school shooting in Parkland, the school security guard feared for his life and was actually caught hiding from the shooter instead of protecting students.14
Likewise, large security systems consist of hundreds of cameras. Asking an individual to effectively monitor all of these video feeds at the same time is not an effective or efficient system.
And what about when the individual has to use the bathroom? Or goes on a break?
The odds of missing something are incredibly high. Potential threats then go unnoticed until it’s too late.
Case Study: Technology Platform Battle-Tested in One of The World’s Most Dangerous Cities
Along with their strategic partner, Radar, VSBLTY’s A.I. technology has been tested and installed in over 10,000 security cameras in Mexico.
Of those 10,000 cameras, over 3,700 were installed in the Benito Juarez district of Mexico City with the full suite of services from the security platform. A downloadable app was also made available to the entire community of Benito Juarez, illustrating a true community-based approach.
The smart camera and security platform installation was a significant part of a comprehensive program established by the municipality’s Mayor and the Director of Citizens Security and Crime Prevention. Their goal was to combat crime at the root.
With access control, object detection, and other alerts, the geo-locational was able to identify security threats and simultaneously alert citizens, security, and emergency call centers.
The whole neighborhood was connected and monitored by both police and citizens.
Data and visuals were received and shared in real time. Allowing for effective, appropriate responses to real threats.
From 2019, when the installation began, to 2022, Benito Juarez realized a direct impact on more than 200 incidences of crimes such as violent assault, robbery, and burglary.
That amounts to a 45% reduction in high-impact crimes.
The community’s perception of security also improved, jumping from 51% to 72%… a 21% increase.
Benito Juarez now has the highest perception of safety in all of Mexico City, and the second highest nationally.
Municipal leaders credit the program, along with the effectiveness of Radar’s security platform, with these achievements.
The Opportunity for VSBLTY
It’s not very often you have the opportunity to get behind a technology with such an enormous potential to impact society.
VSBLTY offers a scalable solution for several high-demand markets, including:
The market potential is enormous. In the U.S. alone, there are 85 million surveillance cameras in operation – one for every 3.8 citizens. But the US market is just scratching the surface…
VSBLTY has the opportunity to disrupt the entire North American marketplace.
- The company has developed a game changing security software platform, powered by artificial intelligence.
- It’s already proven to work in one of the world’s most dangerous cities – where it was credited by local government officials to assist in reducing crime by 45%.
- And the company is run and advised by two of the most respected experts in their fields — of AI and security.
So, if you believe the safety and security industry is on the verge of major growth in the coming years…
And want to get behind a game changing technology that could help address this crisis (while making society safer for you, your children, and millions of others) then VSBLTY ( CSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGFCSE:VSBY, OTCQB:VSBGF) is worth your consideration.
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