<p>Bengaluru: The Bengaluru city police have introduced two advanced techniques — Preventive and Predictive Policing — both powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).</p>.<p>The innovation aims to enhance crime prevention through timely alerts and warnings.</p>.<p>Implemented as part of the Bengaluru Safe City Project, the city will be under the watchful eye of 7,500 strategically placed cameras providing real-time visuals.</p>.Keep 2024 campaign free of AI mischief.<p>This 24/7 surveillance will be managed by a software, Command Control Communications and Computer 4 intelligence (C4i), connected to a central Command Control Centre, all equipped with AI, an official said.</p>.<p><strong>Preventive Policing</strong></p>.<p>In Preventive Policing, the police database is integrated into the software. When a history sheeter exhibits suspicious behaviour or is seen at an unusual hour, the cameras, utilising facial recognition, send signals to the server in the command centre.</p>.<p>The system analyses the activity, flags any suspicious behaviour, and notifies patrolling police, who are dispatched to the location promptly.</p>.<p>Moreover, C4i maps various crimes based on data such as geographical location, timing, and nature of incidents. The software identifies vulnerable areas, prompting the department to intensify policing in those locations.</p>.<p><strong>Predictive Policing</strong></p>.<p>The Predictive Policing aspect uses algorithms to anticipate potential crimes based on the data it analyses.</p>.<p>This enables the deployment of Hoysalas to specific locations where a crime is likely to occur.</p>.<p>Unlike Preventive Policing, this system relies on data received through the helpline number calls, ensuring a proactive approach to law enforcement.</p>.<p><strong>Traffic support</strong></p>.<p>The system's algorithms also incorporate traffic-related data, including riding without helmets, congested spots, and hotspots of traffic violations.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: The Bengaluru city police have introduced two advanced techniques — Preventive and Predictive Policing — both powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).</p>.<p>The innovation aims to enhance crime prevention through timely alerts and warnings.</p>.<p>Implemented as part of the Bengaluru Safe City Project, the city will be under the watchful eye of 7,500 strategically placed cameras providing real-time visuals.</p>.Keep 2024 campaign free of AI mischief.<p>This 24/7 surveillance will be managed by a software, Command Control Communications and Computer 4 intelligence (C4i), connected to a central Command Control Centre, all equipped with AI, an official said.</p>.<p><strong>Preventive Policing</strong></p>.<p>In Preventive Policing, the police database is integrated into the software. When a history sheeter exhibits suspicious behaviour or is seen at an unusual hour, the cameras, utilising facial recognition, send signals to the server in the command centre.</p>.<p>The system analyses the activity, flags any suspicious behaviour, and notifies patrolling police, who are dispatched to the location promptly.</p>.<p>Moreover, C4i maps various crimes based on data such as geographical location, timing, and nature of incidents. The software identifies vulnerable areas, prompting the department to intensify policing in those locations.</p>.<p><strong>Predictive Policing</strong></p>.<p>The Predictive Policing aspect uses algorithms to anticipate potential crimes based on the data it analyses.</p>.<p>This enables the deployment of Hoysalas to specific locations where a crime is likely to occur.</p>.<p>Unlike Preventive Policing, this system relies on data received through the helpline number calls, ensuring a proactive approach to law enforcement.</p>.<p><strong>Traffic support</strong></p>.<p>The system's algorithms also incorporate traffic-related data, including riding without helmets, congested spots, and hotspots of traffic violations.</p>