Bengaluru: If everything goes according to plan, the police with a camera set on their bodies will monitor the traffic movements and keep in touch with their colleagues at the intersection in the entire city.
Bait directly from the camera worn will help the police in diverting traffic to another road if an emergency occurs.
The Chairman of the Bukavaraj Minister Bommai on Thursday inaugurated technology-based facilities to allow smooth and safe traffic movements.
The project mainly includes cameras that can be worn by traffic police and record traffic related events.
The camera also works at night.
The city traffic police on Thursday was given by 2,128 the camera.
This is separate, the automatic number recognition camera (ANPR) also launched.
They use artificial intelligence and detect vehicle license plates that pamper themselves in suspicious violations and vehicles.
The Interior Minister Araga Jnanendra said that the obsolete camera of the body would help avoid unnecessary arguments with the police and the public.
“Every day, we have a new vehicle on the road.
We need to work on the technical front to facilitate and facilitate the traffic movement.
We have identified 12 corridors where this technology can be applied,” CM said.
He said today, traffic police personnel issued a notification of violations through SMS.
“Are you (the traffic police) collect a direct amount of the Bank Offenders account?” He turned on.
Bengaluru Traffic Police to Use 2,000 Body-Aus Cameras
