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Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Skylark Labs Deploys Advanced Scout AI Tower to Secure Indianapolis 500 and Indiana Memorial Day Parade
INDIANAPOLIS, June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Skylark Labs, a pioneer in adaptive Artificial Intelligence (AI) - powered safety innovations, has successfully deployed its next-generation Scout AI Tower to provide comprehensive security coverage for the Indianapolis 500 Parade. This landmark deployment showcases the Scout Tower's exceptional capability to monitor large-scale public events and provide real-time threat detection across expansive venues with hundreds of thousands of attendees, even from small, often unnoticed nodes. The Scout Tower is powered by Skylark's adaptive AI technology, which addresses critical security challenges inherent in major public events by providing security teams with real-time situational awareness, crowd behaviour analysis, and early threat detection capabilities. The system's ability to adapt and learn from the unique dynamics of each event ensures that security personnel receive accurate, actionable intelligence, thereby maintaining public safety. The Scout processed visual data from multiple high-resolution cameras, utilizing advanced edge computing to identify crowd anomalies, suspicious behaviors, and potential security threats in real-time. "Securing events of this magnitude requires technology that can adapt to the unique challenges and ever-changing dynamics of large public gatherings," said Dr. Amarjot Singh, CEO of Skylark Labs. "Our Scout AI Tower proved its exceptional capabilities by providing comprehensive surveillance coverage across multiple venues simultaneously. The system's adaptive AI continuously analyse crowd patterns, identifies potential security risks, and provides our security partners with the real-time intelligence needed to ensure the safety of hundreds of thousands of attendees. This successful deployment showcases our technology's scalability and effectiveness in protecting some of America's most cherished public events." The AI engine generated continuous Event Security Scores that reflected real-time risk assessments based on crowd density, movement patterns, and behavioral analysis. These scores enabled security teams to proactively respond to developing situations and deploy resources effectively across the expansive event areas. Event organizers stated: "The Scout Tower system provided us with unprecedented situational awareness throughout the Indianapolis 500 Parade and both the build-up and dispersal of attendees. The real-time intelligence and adaptive learning capabilities enabled our security teams to maintain comprehensive coverage across this massive event and share information in real time with Law Enforcement and First Responders. Skylark Labs' technology proved invaluable in ensuring the safety and security of hundreds of thousands of attendees, and we look forward to future collaborations for major public events." The successful deployment resulted in enhanced security response times, improved crowd management, and comprehensive situational awareness for security personnel and event management throughout the event. About Skylark Labs Skylark Labs is revolutionizing the way AI interacts with the world, providing adaptive solutions that keep pace with change. By pioneering real-time, adaptive AI technology that learns directly on any device—even from a single experience—we empower individuals and organizations to respond immediately to new tasks and environments. Leveraging our brain-inspired general intelligence architecture, we develop AI that learns and adapts continuously, mirroring the flexibility of the human brain and bringing us closer to achieving accurate general intelligence. For more information, please visit or contact us at info@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Skylark Labs, Inc. Sign in to access your portfolio
Hindustan Times
17-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: 6 govt schools in Sahnewal get infra upgrade worth ₹71 lakh
Punjab police seized 85kg heroin from a UK-linked drug network, arresting Amarjot Singh, who received cross-border consignments via drones. The bust, led by DGP Gaurav Yadav, is the year's largest drug seizure, targeting Pakistan-ISI-controlled smuggling operations.
Hindustan Times
17-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Hair-raising tale: Botched transplant kills two engineers in Kanpur
Punjab police seized 85kg heroin from a UK-linked drug network, arresting Amarjot Singh, who received cross-border consignments via drones. The bust, led by DGP Gaurav Yadav, is the year's largest drug seizure, targeting Pakistan-ISI-controlled smuggling operations.
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Time of India
Busting of narco-smuggling module run by UK handler leads to 85kg heroin revovery; operative held
Tarn Taran: A Pakistan-ISI-controlled narco-smuggling module was busted following the arrest of an operative Amarjot Singh alias Jota Sandhu, leading to the recovery of 85 kg of heroin, Tarn Taran senior superintendent of police (SSP) Abhimanyu Rana said on Friday. Rana said that Jota was part of a cross-border drug smuggling module, which was being run by UK-based drug handler Lalli. Jota used his residence at Bhittewad village in Punjab's Amritsar as a major stash point for drug consignments received from cross-border drug smugglers via drones. Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav posted on X: "In the biggest drug seizure of 2025, @TarnTaranPolice busts a cross-border, #ISI-controlled-#Pakistan based narco-smuggling module operated by #UK-based drug handler Lalli and arrests his #India-based operative, Amarjot Singh @ Jota Sandhu, resident of Vill. Bhittewad, Amritsar Rural and recovers 85 kg heroin ." The probe also revealed that Jota collected heroin consignments from various border points and gave these to local suppliers for distribution in different areas of Punjab. Rana said Jota was apprehended near Chabhal Road in Tarn Taran, and 5 kg of heroin was recovered from his scooter. The SSP further said that Jota revealed that he had hiden two consignments of 40 kg each at Rakh Sarai Amanat Khan and in a washing machine at his house in Bhittewad village. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Ótimas notícias para os cidadãos brasileiros! Leia mais Undo He added that police teams recovered the contraband, taking the total recovery to 85 kg. He said that efforts are being made to uncover the entire network of suppliers, dealers, buyers, and hawala handlers to ascertain the quantity of drugs received by the arrested accused so far. A case under various sections of the NDPS Act was registered at Tarn Taran City Police Station.
Hindustan Times
16-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Punjab: 7kg heroin seized, two held in Tarn Taran, Ferozepur
A total of 6.887 kg heroin was seized, and two persons were arrested in three separate places in Punjab on Thursday, officials said. Tarn Taran police busted a trans-border narco network, arresting a drug smuggler Amarjot Singh alias Jota from Chabhal village and recovered 5kg heroin from his possession. Punjab director general of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav said, 'Preliminary investigation reveals accused was in touch with foreign-based handlers and was part of an international drug syndicate.' 'An FIR under the NDPS Act has been registered at City Police Station, TarnTaran. Further investigation is underway to unearth his forward and backward linkages,' the DGP said. Ferozepur police seized a total of 1.887kg of heroin in two separate incidents on Thursday. Ferozepur senior superintendent of police Bhupinder Singh Sidhu said that in the first case, the crime investigation agency (CIA) staff team apprehended accused Sukhdev Singh alias Babbi during a routine patrol near Madhre village. The accused, a resident of Habib Wala village in Ferozepur district was found in possession of 1.446 kg of heroin. 'He will be produced in court soon for further legal action,' the SSP said. In another case, the BSF alerted the Sadar police station about a suspicious package near the Jagdish border outpost. Police seized the packet and recovered 441 grams of heroin. A case has been registered against unknown individuals under the NDPS Act, and a thorough investigation has been launched,' officials said.
