System is designed to identify, in real time, fugitive people from justice, individuals with courts and vehicles complaining of theft, theft or adulterated signs
The Metropolitan Civil Guard () and the Military Police () will deceive 100 new cameras equipped with facial recognition technology and vehicle signs. The initiative is a partnership with the program and aims to improve safety in the state capital through the use of artificial intelligence.
The system is designed to identify, in real time, fugitive people of justice, individuals with court issues and vehicles complaining of theft, theft or adulterated signs. When detecting an irregularity, the camera issues an instant alert to the patrolling agent, which can then approach. The cameras will be coupled to the helmets of agents using motorcycles. The choice was due to the agility and greater circulation of these vehicles both in public roads and in the middle of traffic and in squares and places of great movement, facilitating the supervision.
All monitoring will be centered and performed by the Sampa Sampa platform, which uses artificial intelligence to process the images and generate the alerts.
The São Paulo State Government had already announced the implementation of body cameras with this technology for police. It is expected that 8,000 units will be delivered initially, with a total of 12,000 cameras by the end of the year, reinforcing test collection and safety in operations. The official delivery of the new equipment will be attended by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and Mayor Ricardo Nunes, in a ceremony to be held in the city center.
