BW Police World Article RatingDelhi Police officials to use AI enabled smart glasses at Republic Day parade - BW Police World
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59% : The officer can quickly verify all details, and if needed, the person will be apprehended In addition to facial recognition, the smart glasses are equipped with thermal imaging technology, which helps officers detect individuals carrying metal objects or concealed weapons.57% : This is the first time they are using such futuristic wearable technology during Republic Day security arrangements, and officers, including sub-inspectors, will be wearing these glasses : Delhi Police The Delhi Police personnel will wear AI-enabled smart glasses equipped with an integrated facial recognition system (FRS) and thermal imaging technology to detect criminals during the Republic Day celebrations.
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