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Rekor partners with SoundHound AI to advance emergency vehicle technology

Adithya GopalBy Adithya GopalJanuary 28, 20253 Mins Read
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Rekor partners with SoundHound AI to advance emergency vehicle technology.

Rekor Systems has announced that it is to work with SoundHound AI to combine SoundHound’s advanced voice and conversational AI and Rekor Scout for hands-free functionality for automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) and other critical vehicle systems for law enforcement and first responders.

Vehicle recognition voice alerts, powered by Rekor Scout’s AI software, will deliver immediate notifications to officers. Unlike generic multiple audio tones or beeps, natural language provides a direct response, conveying critical information such as amber and silver alerts or wanted vehicle sightings to officers.

The partnership will initially focus on police vehicles, with plans to expand to other emergency vehicles, such as fire trucks and ambulances. By integrating SoundHound’s voice AI, officers will be able to manage systems such as ALPR, emergency light bars, sirens, two-way radios, PA systems, in-car printers and HVAC control – all through voice commands.

This partnership also aims to develop an advanced integration with in-car mobile data terminals (MDTs), which are essential tools for police officers. Once activated, the MDTs will provide continuous access to wanted vehicle alerts, hot lists, criminal databases, dispatch details and incident reports. Through API integration, SoundHound’s voice AI will help officers perform critical tasks such as querying databases, logging incidents and dictating reports hands-free.

The solution will also provide real-time, precise vehicle recognition and other roadway analytics using Rekor Scout and other AI tools trusted by local law enforcement and federal agencies for sensitive security applications. The Scout functions in over 90 countries and every state and territory in the United States, demonstrating its global reach. Modern vehicles increasingly come fully equipped from the factory with high-resolution cameras – most offering at least 1080p, and some reaching 1440p, 4K or higher. Rekor’s advanced vehicle recognition technology can take full advantage of these built-in systems, eliminating the need for aftermarket hardware.

Keyvan Mohajer, CEO of SoundHound, said, “Our industry-leading voice AI technology has redefined how industries interact with technology. Partnering with Rekor allows us to bring this innovation to law enforcement, where we can empower officers with a hands-free solution that can improve safety, reduce distractions and support responsiveness in the field. Together, we’re creating the future of voice-enabled police vehicle technology.”

Rekor chairman of the board, Robert A Berman, added, “From its groundbreaking innovations in natural language processing to its ability to deliver unmatched accuracy and speed in conversational AI, SoundHound has consistently redefined what is possible in this space. Combining their world-class voice recognition capabilities with Rekor Scout’s advanced vehicle recognition software makes this collaboration a transformative step forward.”

David Desharnais, president and CEO of Rekor Systems, added, “Through this partnership, we are equipping officers with the tools they need to transform daily vehicle operations, reduce distractions and enhance their ability to protect and serve their communities.”

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