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GUEST OPINION by face recognition and biometric authentication solutions provider 3DiVi Inc:  Retail theft is becoming an escalating global concern, inflicting substantial financial losses on businesses worldwide. In the United States alone, retailers lost $112.1 billion in 2022, and experts predict that without effective countermeasures, this number could soar beyond $150 billion by 2026.

Korean tech giant Samsung is embroiled in a fresh legal battle with a rival company but of a much smaller scale than usual - Samsung has accused LG employees of vandalising its washing machines at retail stores in Germany.

Australian technology innovator, Moreton Bay Systems, has announced the launch its new Digilant® wireless-activated solar powered camera, enabling a complete 'wire free' surveillance solution for police and security organisations to address break-ins, vandalism, graffiti, and Illegal rubbish dumping in remote or unattended locations that do not have power.

Electronic nose technology leader, E-Nose, will release a new version of its cutting-edge graffit-e-nose product at Security 2011 Exhibition (August 24 - 26, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre). Graffit-e-nose Mk4 is the world's first aerosol spray fume detection device that integrates with CCTV / video surveillance. The solution not only enables councils to detect graffiti vandals earlier, but also increases the number of arrests and convictions.