What is AI?

AI is now used in everything from steering self-driving cars, to suggesting where you should eat, to auto-correcting your grammar when you type. AI is everywhere! And far from being a terrifying supercomputer that will inevitably take over the world

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I Should Have

I have lived in the same house for over 20 years. I’ve raised 9 children which also means I’ve had the house filled with their friends and their pets and sometimes their friends’ pets. This house has seen its fair share of roughhousing and horseplay. We’ve had wrestling matches, ninja wars, and impromptu volleyball games. Our furniture, carpet, and walls show the wear and tear of so much activity. Amazingly, though, we’ve never had a broken window…until recently.

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Cyber Truck Armor Glass

The Cyber Truck from Tesla had Armor Glass installed. Little is known about what technology went into the development or production of Armor Glass, but we do know the windows were made of some type of glass. Many of us fail to realize how fragile glass is. We can find it in our cars, homes and businesses. If the same test was done on your car windows, we would have seen the glass break and fall into hundreds of tiny pieces. This test demonstrated the ability of Armor Glass to withstand catastrophic failure by holding broken glass in place with no harm too occupants inside.

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Security doors and gates

Roll up doors and gates have been the number one source for people concerned about the fortification and security of their building. Their unique look is a great deterrent for most criminals.

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BROKEN WINDOWS THEORY

Broken windows theory is a criminological theory that states that visible signs of crime, anti-social behavior, and civil disorder create an urban environment that encourages further crime and disorder, including serious crimes.

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How To Protect Your Privacy and Safety

Many older homes may have single or dual pane windows in bathrooms, in stairwells and surrounding front entry ways or in doors. In other areas of the home some windows may be located only 18 inches above a floor. Unfortunately, in some instances these windows may not be in compliance with the most current building codes for safety.

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