Using his AI-enabled helmet, the techie identifies traffic violations and reports them directly to the traffic police, submitting supporting evidence along with the complaint.

A Bengaluru software professional hacked his helmet to detect traffic violations using AI. The police have now officially ...

A 27-year-old Bengaluru techie, frustrated with traffic violations, modified his helmet using AI to capture rule-breakers.

With all the necessary Week 18 results in, the Kansas City Chiefs now know their opponents for the 2026 NFL season. Of course ...

A Bengaluru  techie hacked his helmet into AI-powered traffic police device that flags violations an sends reports to cops.

A Bengaluru resident has claimed to have “hacked” his helmet into an AI-powered traffic enforcement device after growing ...

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Bengaluru:A body-worn camera footage helped a traffic police officer bust false allegations of assault.The incident occurred ...

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The Steelers host the Ravens on the Week 18 edition of "Sunday Night Football." Follow along as USA TODAY Sports provides live coverage, highlights: ...