INTELLIGENCE SYSTEM SPECIALISTS
Seven Technologies Group (7TG) is a UK Defence Manufacturer specialising in the provision of Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition & Reconnaissance (ISTAR) systems. With 40 years industry experience and a combined legacy of 180 years real-world operation experience, Seven Technologies Group prides itself in offering customers the right solution for the right environment.
WORLD LEADING DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
SENSOR SYSTEMS
Seven Technologies Group is a world-leader in the development and application of rugged sensor systems. From long-range surveillance cameras to RF intelligence equipment, 7TG have the resources and products to surpass your sensor system expectations.
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TRACKING SYSTEMS
Seven Technologies Group’s Tagging, Tracking and Locating (TTL) systems build on Datong’s 40-year legacy of providing innovative tracking solutions. From devices through to monitoring software, 7TG provide scalable, high-performing TTL solutions in worldwide hostile scenarios.
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Technology, People and Power
10/12/2019
Britain isn't at war with new technologies, but with both real and perceived power imbalances between authorities and the public.
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Those in society who already feel discriminated against fear that facial recognition will hand even more power to authorities, but what if these systems could be used to ensure that the scales of power are balanced? -
Brexit and the Border: How safe will we be?
18/11/2019
Much of the speculation on Britain’s future after Brexit has focused on the economy and jobs. However, equally as important is how Brexit will affect UK border security, policing, the level of crime and illegal immigration.
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Jason Sierra, director of Seven Technologies Group, and specialist in surveillance and security solutions for the military, border control and police, shares his predictions for how Brexit may affect national security -
Facial recognition could bring criminals to justice, why is there so much opposition?
06/11/2019
Facial recognition is under the microscope. After the Kings Cross ‘scandal’, huge opposition to the use of facial recognition in trials by British police forces, and now politicians and campaigners calling for the end of live facial recognition trails, every angle of the technology is under intense scrutiny.
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Adrian Timberlake examines the use of facial recognition to support law enforcement operations, its possible biases and how it can be used ethically.
