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Mumbai Police to deploy facial recognition CCTV cameras in South Mumbai soon

Police will soon install CCTV cameras equipped with facial recognition tech in high-footfall locations in SoBo; project to spread across city if pilot successful; the AI-driven system identifies individuals by analysing distinct facial features and contours

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Facial recognition cameras authenticating people on a street. Following government clearance, tenders will be floated and cameras will be installed across the city. Representation pic/istock

Facial recognition cameras authenticating people on a street. Following government clearance, tenders will be floated and cameras will be installed across the city. Representation pic/istock

The Mumbai police are working on introducing a Facial Recognition System (FRS)—a biometric technology that identifies individuals using their facial features—to enhance the city’s security apparatus.

Although discussions are still in the early stages, police stations in South Mumbai have been asked to identify high-footfall locations where CCTV cameras equipped with facial recognition technology can be installed, a senior Mumbai police officer told mid-day on condition of anonymity.
 
The AI-driven system identifies individuals by analysing distinct facial features and contours. Initially available only as computer software, facial recognition technology has now expanded to mobile devices and other digital applications.

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