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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Is ‘Big Brother’ Really Watching?
08/10/2019
The King’s Cross ‘scandal’ has resulted in campaign groups and politicians calling for a halt to facial recognition trials. The technology has been widely, almost exclusively, criticised in the media as an invasion of privacy and even as a tool to enable an Orwellian style surveillance state, where Big Brother is always watching.
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Could ‘Precrime’ Become Reality?
19/09/2019
The fictional world in which ‘Precrime’ exists, the authoritarian police state in ‘Minority Report’, a short science-fiction story published in the 1950s that later became a blockbuster, and it has haunted efforts at predictive policing ever since.
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Examining machine learning and the future of defence.
09/09/2019
AI technology is developing rapidly and fast becoming the main topic of moral debate.
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In the eye of a storm of fear around privacy concerns and worries of how AI could be used in warfare, Adrian Timberlake examines the future of defence and how new developments in AI technology could lead to enhanced security and protection.
