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Launch of new AI surveillance capabilities

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Synectics launches Synergy DETECT, an AI surveillance tool adding to its twelve-tool Synergy suite.

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Synectics plc (AIM: SNX), a leader in advanced security and surveillance systems, is pleased to announce the launch of Synergy DETECT, which is a key AI component of Synectics' proprietary software, Synergy.

The launch expands Synergy's product offering, now comprising a suite of twelve AI-powered tools designed to streamline real-time detection and analysis available to users. These tools can be fully tailored to align with each customer's specific security and operational demands, further strengthening the ability to protect people and safeguard assets. With Synergy DETECT, organisations can anticipate threats faster and respond proactively - an essential advantage in today's rapidly evolving security landscape.

Synergy DETECT reflects Synectics' ongoing commitment to provide the latest surveillance tools into Synergy; the Company is well positioned to capture growing demand for AI-driven solutions across the high-growth sectors in which they operate.

Amanda Larnder, Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Synectics, commented:

"These exciting AI-driven features within Synergy are central to strengthening our position as a market-leading innovator in the security space. Synergy DETECT is set to enhance our portfolio significantly, providing our customers with the latest, best-in-class security and surveillance solutions."

To learn more about Synergy, please visit: Synergy Software

Find out more at www.synecticsplc.com

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