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As our cities become more technologically advanced through innovations in artificial intelligence and machine learning, every infrastructure will need to adapt to accommodate a smart environment. Both public and private sector organizations can enhance operational productivity and improve public safety by integrating FRT capabilities.
Advanced video surveillance, including satellite street cameras to stoplight cameras, has emerged as a critical tool for increasing public safety.
Facial recognition can help identify those who have gone missing (e.g., children, elderly, cognitively-impaired, even kidnapped victims) by quickly detecting and reporting on their location in real time.
Building sites, maternity wards and critical national infrastructure can enable the seamless flow of patients, medical staff and visitors – and facilitate the protection of sensitive locations by restricting access to approved individuals only.
By deploying live facial recognition cameras at entry points, smart cities can help ensure that anyone that has been previously banned from the venue, or those known to the police as a genuine threat to others, are denied access.
The number of global smart cities is expected to be at least 26 by 2025.
Nine can be found in the United States, according to Frost & Sullivan
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