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Patriot One inks AI deal with Xtract

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Canadian tech firms reach artificial intelligence collaboration agreement

Patriot One Technologies Inc., developer of the PATSCAN Multi-Sensor Covert Threat Detection Platform has signed a collaboration agreement with Xtract Technologies Inc., a Vancouver-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm, to develop and improve new products and services, explore the potential for joint research and development activities and consider the feasibility of future strategic alternatives. 

Xtract will work closely with three of the PATSCAN platform component teams  CMR, TMS and VRS  to explore how artificial intelligence technology can augment multiple data sets, such as people and threat objects, to enhance sensor threat-detection performance. In addition, the Xtract team will examine ways data fusion between the three sensor solutions can enhance overall platform effectiveness.

Detection and security-focused technology development

“We’re excited to begin collaborating with Patriot One, a company that’s demonstrated leadership in global threat detection and security-focused technology development,” said Kevin O’Neill, CEO of Xtract. “We’re confident that artificial intelligence technology can deliver improved results, further enhancing the PATSCAN Platform’s class-leading performance.”

“Xtract will be a valuable partner on this strategic project,” said Martin Cronin, CEO of Patriot One. “We’ve been truly impressed by the Xtract team and how they have delivered for both private and public organizations, giving us confidence that they will have a positive impact on the development and integration of our growing list of threat detection components. We’ve already begun working together and anticipate positive developments within the next 30 days. This collaboration agreement is a strong example of Patriot One’s commitment to continually investing in our development to maintain the gold standard of threat detection for public safety.”

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