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The article discusses Israeli technologies designed to identify and control threats in large crowds. It mentions Tel Aviv-based Viisights, which offers technology to identify overcrowding and suspicious activity in crowds and report it to authorities. Viisights recently won a contract with Eilat to deploy 300 cameras for crowd surveillance. Another company, Protouch, provides a crowd control system using color-coded lights to guide individuals away from overcrowded areas. Edgybees, based in Herzliya, offers a visual intelligence platform that provides live aerial videos with precision geo-tagging to aid first responders in disaster areas. The article does not mention any specific customers, investors, or acquisition/valuation amounts. The event described in the article occurred on May 2, 2021.

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Israeli company Protouch has developed a crowd control system that is being implemented at the Orlando International Airport. The system uses columns that glow green when there are few people in the area and change to yellow and red as more people gather, indicating that they should disperse to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The technology is based on artificial intelligence and does not require surveillance of specific groups of people. Protouch has collaborated with American company Synect on the project and plans to expand the use of the system to other areas of the airport. The companys technology is suitable for various venues, including large companies, institutions, malls, stadiums, airports, train stations, and hospitals.