North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Smart Temple Technology: This is going to happen for the first time in India when a tremendous confluence of faith and modern technology will be seen! Yes, the famous Tirupati Balaji Temple has prepared to launch the country’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Command and Control Center (AICC). This step is going to improve the experience of millions of devotees coming to the temple, strengthen security and make the entire system more effective than before. Imagine, now from your philosophy to the system of laddus, everything will be managed in high-tech ways!
How will this high-tech system work?
This AI-powered center has been prepared by Bangalore-based company ‘KTK Network’ with a huge project of Rs 178 crore. This center will keep its ‘eye’ on the entire temple complex, not just a control room.
- Look at every corner: The temple has 110 high-defusion (HD) cameras installed, which have AI capabilities and ‘pan-tint-zoom’ (PTZ) technology. These cameras will keep a close watch on every activity.
- Drone flying sight: Now drones will also fly in the temple, which will give real-time information of the crowd and will immediately detect emergency situations.
- Facial recognition: It will also include facial recognition for safety, which will allow VIPs and suspects immediately identify.
- Automatic everything: Sensors will be installed to estimate how long the queues are. Laddus distribution and money climbed in the bill will also be counted in an automatic manner.
- Communication intensified: Now if there is any disturbance, the system will automatically send an alert, so that action can be taken immediately.
Benefits are the benefits!
This system will not just control the crowd, but will help help to help during natural disasters, send messages immediately in emergency and make communication even more effective. All the resources of the temple will be used to be the best use. Overall, this initiative will bring a major improvement in both safety and convenience for the devotees visiting the temple. This technology can set an example for other religious places in India!
