Digital Barrier Share Discussion Threads

[leeshindig] 14/3/2017 14:59

knowledge? ok!

[liamnich04] 14/3/2017 13:04

The British high commissioner to Malaysia tweeting about DGB

[aishah] 14/3/2017 12:57

EdgeVis mentioned in an article on FoxNews w.r.t the border wall:

How AI and tech could strengthen America's border wall

By John Brandon
Published February 28, 2017
FoxNews.com

The best approach for border security and immigration control is a layered strategy, experts tell Fox News. This harnesses artificial intelligence, aerial drones, biometrics and other sophisticated technologies in addition to existing or future fencing or walls along U.S. borders.

Dr. Brandon Behlendorf, a noted border security expert and professor at the University of Albany, New York, told Fox News that advancements in technology have made virtual border security much more feasible. Motion sensors, surveillance systems, drone cameras, thermal imaging -- they help form a barrier that is fed into operations centers all across the border.

“[This hinges on] the use of physical and virtual infrastructure, combined with patrol and response capabilities of agents, to provide multiple opportunities for detecting and interdicting illegal border crossings not just at the border, but also some distance from the border,” he said. “You need to leverage the benefits of each with properly trained and outfitted agents to provide the most effective approach to border security. Neither a wall nor technology itself will suffice.”

HOW AI FIGHTS THE WAR AGAINST FAKE NEWS

One of the most interesting innovations is called the Edgevis Shield, a surveillance platform originally developed for use in Afghanistan. The platform uses ground-based sensors that detect activity, and they are self-healing. The sensors form a mesh network, so if one of them is compromised, the entire network can self-correct and keep functioning. The shield can detect whether someone is moving on foot or in a vehicle; and, it uses a low latency wireless network.

[luckymouse] 14/3/2017 12:38

It requires knowledge

[leeshindig] 14/3/2017 01:53

what on earth is that mess above lol

[johnyee 7] 12/3/2017 19:51

GDPR mentioned here.

[johnyee 7] 12/3/2017 19:50

GDPR should be good for DGB.

[luckymouse] 12/3/2017 18:35

Draw your own conclusions

[johnyee 7] 10/3/2017 16:04

George Soros,nice.

[napoleon 14th] 10/3/2017 13:21

Phew! Was getting impatient & nearly sold...

ThruVis going to bring the bacom home.

[aishah] 10/3/2017 13:04

SFM UK Management LLP, SFM UK Holdings Limited, Soros Fund Management LLC
From 5,025,000 shares to 9,275,000 (5.61%)

I'd like to add in size but nothing much available at the moment.

[liamnich04] 10/3/2017 12:54

Soros fund

nuff said

[escapetohome] 10/3/2017 12:40

Nice very very nice!

[aishah] 10/3/2017 11:56

conkers‏ @conkers3

NEW HOLDING #DGB 34p @DigitalBarriers #SURVEILLANCE #SECURITY #EdgeVis #DigitalWall #bordersecurity #ThruVis hxxps://www.digitalbarriers.com/



Conkers Corner:


Good to see more investors recognising prospects here.

[aishah] 10/3/2017 11:24

PRU and GAM have picked up the slack(post 256). There is strong Institutional backing here which shows long term confidence. Wouldn't rule out a takeover here as breakeven approaches. dyor

[aishah] 09/3/2017 08:33

DGB are exhibiting at the Security and Policing Home Office event this week. Good stand from what I've seen:

[melton john] 08/3/2017 16:34

Rather you than me, just seems to confirm the buyer is getting a saving on a placing at say 35p. Interesting to see who the buyer/s was/were. You're not wrong to say institutions are better informed, they don't give the overpaid directors a hard time and in return the occasional nod and a wink. All in my opinion of course and speaking generally.

[hew] 08/3/2017 16:13

Holdings news today shows that M&G (etc) still seems to have confidence. Suspect they are better informed than PIs. A little reward for those who bought at 26/27p.