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Street Wise Report: Security Solutions Firm Chosen for Smart, Connected, High-Tech Mini-City in Las Vegas– September 11th, 2019

Patriot One Technologies Inc. announced in a news release that it was selected by Bleutech Park Las Vegas as its security technology partner.

The $7.5 billion Bleutech Park will be the world’s first, smart, connected, high-tech mini-city composed of net zero buildings in Las Vegas. Some of the technologies to be featured there are renewable energies, autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, the Internet of Things, robotics, supertrees and self-healing concrete structures. A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for Bleutech Park this December.

At an event Bleutech Park Las Vegas held on Aug. 28, various companies involved in the project, including Cisco, Pavegen, Knightscope and Onyx Solar, demonstrated their technologies and described their contribution to such a project. Patriot One showcased its threat detection and counter-terrorism solutions.

“Patriot One is honored to be selected as the security technology partner for Bleutech Park, a $7.5b Las Vegas Mini-City project that will be the world’s first net-zero, smart, connected and safe city,” stated Martin Cronin, CEO and president of Patriot One Technologies.

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