Independence Day 2024: Security forces to implement AI based surveillance systems to fortify Red Fort security
As Independence Day is approaching, capital and national security forces are enhancing their measures to boost security at and around the Red Fort in New Delhi using artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technology. Reports indicate that the security plan includes sophisticated surveillance and crowd management tools.
According to a report by ANI, AI-driven camera systems will be installed around the Red Fort for the upcoming celebrations. These cameras will feature capabilities such as facial recognition, crowd estimation, and vehicle number plate identification. They will monitor key entry and exit points, providing real-time data to security personnel. Additionally, the cameras are designed to identify abandoned items and detect unauthorised access.
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The security upgrade will involve deploying 700 CCTV cameras, with over 150 equipped with advanced video analytics. The system's features include recognizing vehicle number plates, detecting faces against watchlists, counting people, detecting intrusions, and monitoring audio. The cameras will also help in identifying abandoned objects in public areas.
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An official revealed that the AI-enabled cameras will be strategically placed to accurately estimate crowd sizes at various points. The new facial recognition technology will match faces from live feeds and recorded footage with watchlist databases, enhancing the tracking of individuals. This system can identify multiple faces in group images and search for similar faces across multiple cameras.
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The new number plate recognition system will continuously process video to capture and record vehicle plates, adding an extra layer of surveillance.
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