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UN Women, Crawn Trust launch GBV reporting App
Crawn Trust and UN Women have launched the SayVu app, a mobile application for reporting and responding to violence against women in elections. The app will target 1,000 women political candidates and their agents in the first phase, providing them with relevant and effective assistance quickly. It aims to secure women during and after elections by minimizing the response time of emergency services, particularly the police. Users can send an alert with their location and distress signal, even when the phone is locked. The app is a paid application with various pricing plans. The launch of the app addresses the issue of violence faced by women candidates during the election period.
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Israeli Startup's Revolutionary Tech sends Emergency Rescue signal Even When cellular network unavailable
Israeli startup SayVU has developed a platform for personal and public safety in emergency situations. Their technology helps identify and report emergencies when GPS and cellular systems are unavailable. The system uses innovative control systems and algorithms to determine the emergency based on user signals. SayVU has customers in the United States, Israel, and Latin America and is now targeting locations with protected buildings. The company was founded in 2015 and has partnered with American Optoknowledge Inc.
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Israeli Rescue Tech Saves Lives With Just A Tap - Or Shake - Of A Cell Phone
SayVU Technologies, an Israeli company, has developed a revolutionary rescue technology that allows users to send distress signals from their mobile phones without making a call. The technology, developed in response to the 2014 kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers, has now been adopted by large companies, academic institutions, and emergency service providers. SayVU is working with partners worldwide to create safer cities and workplaces. The companys platform can identify and relay information about emergency situations based on gestures or pre-defined sequences on the phone. It also provides real-time event and emergency reporting to authorities. SayVU has formed partnerships with companies like Securitas and the Weizmann Institute of Science. The company is constantly evolving its system and is finalizing a contract with AT&T.
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SayVU at the Weizmann Institute of Science: Revolutionary Technology Pinpoints Location of Persons Within Buildings with No GPS or Cellular Signal for Emergency Rescue
SayVU Technologies has signed an agreement with the Weizmann Institute of Science to deploy an advanced command and control system for identifying and reporting distress situations. The system, based on innovative technology, allows for personal and public safety in environments without GPS positioning or cellular networks. The Institutes staff, researchers, and students are equipped with smartwatches that can detect falls or shocks and trigger an alert. The system immediately alerts SayVUs command and control system, which can specify the exact location of the person inside the building. SayVUs technology aims to reduce response time for first responders and provide an innovative solution for employers. The system does not require dedicated hardware and uses machine learning and WiFi networks for location tracking. SayVU has customers in the United States, Israel, and Latin America and is targeting locations with protected buildings.
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SayVu life-saving app makes Rio Games safer
SayVU, a security app developed by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, is being used at the Rio Olympics. The app allows users to send distress signals to a hotline even if their phone is locked. SayVU uses machine learning techniques to detect abnormalities and send out distress messages independently. The company has established a hotline at the Olympics to showcase its technology. SayVU is also seeking strategic partnerships and has embarked on a $2 million funding round. Additionally, the company has been awarded a $1 million grant for a project to provide orientation and non-failure communications to first responders.
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