ADT's acquisition of Origin AI brings presence-sensing technology under the home security company's umbrella.

The company will use Origin Wireless’ AI sensing to expand the capabilities of its smart home security products.

The $170 million acquisition brings Origin’s AI sensing technology and more than 200 patents into ADT’s platform, with commercialization of new offerings expected in 2027.

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The father of suspected Georgia school shooter Colt Gray on Friday took the stand in his own defense at trial, where he is accused of providing his teenage son access to a firearm before the 2024 mass ...

ProdataKey (PDK), a provider of cloud-based access control solutions, has announced the release of its newly revamped WiMAC range test tool, designed to make wireless range testing simpler, ...