2026/07/30
AI Empowers a New Vision, Reshaping the Value of Recording
As efforts to standardize law enforcement continue to deepen, a host of challenges—such as the massive accumulation of enforcement video footage, low‑efficiency manual review, cumbersome evidence retrieval, inconsistent governance standards, and difficulty in quantifying outcomes—have become pervasive pain points in enforcement and regulatory work. Traditional body‑worn cameras merely provide basic video storage, leaving video, audio, tasks, and rules siloed; records remain fragmented, and traceability in handling cases is lacking, making it impossible to establish a systematic, routine governance framework. In response to these industry‑wide pain points, ZECN’s AI‑powered Intelligent Analysis System for Law Enforcement Standardization has emerged, offering an integrated, productized solution that seamlessly connects the entire workflow—from data ingestion and analysis to governance and visualization—enabling standardized, intelligent, and closed‑loop operations for managing enforcement video.
2026/07/22
During outdoor operations, a momentary loss of direction can quickly turn into a dangerous situation. Just as the little squirrel was at a loss, the positioning module built into its smart safety helmet continuously transmitted location data, instantly pinning down the target’s coordinates on the command center’s large display. Relying on the helmet’s stable signal transmission, dispatchers remotely guided it along a safe route, ultimately helping the little squirrel emerge safely from the vast forest. This scene is a vivid illustration of how smart safety helmets safeguard workers in the field.
2026/07/15
A small helmet safeguards all things; warmth and safety go hand in hand.
A heartwarming construction-site animation vividly illustrates the safety standards and robust capabilities of a smart construction site: in the scene, a little squirrel accidentally falls, and its smart safety helmet promptly triggers an emergency alert. Staff respond swiftly and administer gentle rescue, successfully saving the young life. Behind this compassionate rescue lies the true value of digital safety management and control.
2026/07/03
In frontline law enforcement and duty operations, power outages are the primary pain point, severely hampering efficiency and creating gaps in evidence collection. Field patrols, road‑side crackdowns, large‑scale security events, and emergency inspections often span the entire day. Traditional body‑worn cameras suffer from short battery life and rapid drain, with frequent recharging and mid‑session shutdowns that can easily result in missing critical footage, undermining the continuity and standardization of enforcement work. To address this industry‑wide challenge, Jinan Zhiye has launched a major upgrade to its AI‑powered body‑worn camera. While retaining the full suite of AI‑driven core features, it now incorporates an ultra‑long‑life battery system, delivering extended standby, sustained operation, and low‑power intelligent performance—effectively eliminating range anxiety and providing robust hardware support for round‑the‑clock law enforcement and duty.
2026/06/30
In frontline settings such as construction sites, power‑grid operations and maintenance, and industrial/mining facilities, traditional safety management faces significant challenges: paper‑based inspection logs are prone to falsification, making it impossible to verify compliance; high‑risk areas like excavation pits, working at heights, and high‑voltage zones lack real‑time monitoring, leaving hazards such as helmet removal, trespassing, or workers falling unattended without timely alerts; and the absence of continuous audio‑video recording of operations results in insufficient evidence for safety assessments and accident investigations. Moreover, manual patrol‑based oversight struggles to keep pace with the demands of digitalized regulatory frameworks.
2026/06/24
On May 27, 2026, the State Council Information Office held a series of thematic press conferences titled “Getting Off to a Good Start in the 15th Five-Year Plan Period,” with a special session dedicated to advancing the comprehensive rule of law. During the conference, new policies on standardizing law enforcement were officially unveiled. The briefing set forth stringent enforcement requirements: frontline officers must wear official identification and use body-worn cameras throughout their duties; incident reports must be registered online and managed in full compliance with established protocols; and the principle of “accepting every report that should be accepted, handling every case that should be handled, and initiating proceedings when required” must be strictly enforced. Furthermore, measures were reinforced to ensure that all stages of law enforcement are fully documented, traceable, and managed in a closed-loop system.


