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Iveda’s VumastAR AI Software Will Recognize Oil Spills for Safety Applications with Major Oil Companies in Australia and the US

MESA, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Iveda (NASDAQ: IVDA), the global leader in cloud-based AI, today announces the commencement of applying its AI vision software, vumastAR, to recognize and respond to oil spills. VumastAR (pronounced “view master”) is an innovative, AI vision software designed to make day-to-day tasks easier than ever before. Iveda’s next-generation, customizable AI system is compatible with a wide range of smart devices––from existing IP cameras, AR glasses, and Android devices—pro...

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