Google, Array Labs and Tech Experts: The Week in Tech

Google launches a new privacy tool that will allow users to streamline the process of safeguarding their personal information from public view. Array Labs plans to implement a “multistatic radar” approach to map the Earth in 3D, potentially benefiting autonomous vehicle fleets, augmented reality headsets and national security strategies. 

Meanwhile, industry experts break down how big data, machine learning and geolocation are enhancing real estate services and Mexico’s 911 system integrates AI technology in Mexico’s 911 system will enhance responsiveness and service quality. 

This is the week in Tech:

Global Tech Landscape

Google Unveils New Privacy Control Tool

Google has unveiled a new privacy control tool, allowing users to streamline the process of safeguarding their personal information from public view. Through its latest innovation, Google will proactively alert users when it discovers their contact details – such as addresses, phone numbers or emails – scattered across the web. This early warning will enable users to take swift action in safeguarding their data, effectively curbing potential cyberthreat opportunities. 

Array Labs Plans to Map Earth on 3D

The exponential growth of scientific computing is enhancing Earth mapping capabilities, potentially benefiting industries from automotive to virtual reality. Embracing advances in computational capabilities, graphic processors (GPUs) and radar software, Array Labs is crafting a 3D cartography of the Earth. The company's approach, also known as "multistatic radar," synthesizes the collaborative information enabled by multiple radar satellites across spatial distances into one cohesive 3D map.

Executive Perspective 

Why Schools Should Use Access Control Systems

Eradicating insecurity in schools is an urgent and priority task to guarantee the right to education and a dignified life for all members of the educational community. Some of the measures that can be adopted include access control systems to regulate the entry and exit of students, staff and visitors to educational facilities. “This facilitates human resources management, occupational risk prevention and personal data protection,” argues Carlos Anaya, CEO, Parkimovil.

Big Data: The New Ally of Real Estate Marketing

In the contemporary digital landscape, the real estate industry has embraced the potential of big data as a transformative asset, mirroring its wide-ranging impact across sectors. Within this context, proptech enterprises stand as prominent exemples, harnessing advanced technologies like big data, machine learning and geolocation to enhance and reimagine services within real estate. "By harnessing the power of data, real estate agents can make more informed decisions, customize their marketing strategies and anticipate market trends," says Bernanrdo Cordero, Co-Founder, flat.mx 

The Power of 911: How Technology Can Save Lives 

In Mexico, the 911 emergency number has evolved into a cornerstone of public safety since its inception in 2016.  To enhance responsiveness and service quality, cutting-edge technologies underpinned by AI are now being integrated. The fusion of technology and AI with human expertise has propelled the 911 system's efficacy, saving lives and fostering trust. "As technology continues to advance, it is crucial to continue investing in improving emergency services and ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in critical moments," says Elton Borgonovo, Vice President and Regional Director Latin America Government Sales, Motorola Solutions.