Penang to roll out 5,000 CCTVs by October, says chief minister
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槟城州计划于今年10月前在全州安装5000台闭路电视，其中1000台将设在威省，以提升安全水平。此举旨在结合物联网、大数据和人工智能等智能技术，打造更安全、响应更迅速的城市环境。同时，威省智慧行动中心正式启用，该中心将作为综合运营平台，通过数据整合、智能投诉系统、交通监控及实时城市服务管理来优化市政服务，并协助监控违章停车、非法倾倒垃圾等行为，加强公共安全与
BUKIT MERTAJAM, Jan 24 — Penang aims to install 5,000 CCTVs throughout the state, including 1,000 in Seberang Perai, by October for security purposes.
Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the approach is in line with the use of smart technology such as Internet of Things (IoT), big data and artificial intelligence (AI) to create an urban environment that is safer and responsive.
“In line with the approach, the setting up of Seberang Perai ASPIRE Centre (SPACE) as an Seberang Perai City Council integrated operations centre will improve smart city management via data integration, smart complaints system, traffic monitoring, public safety and real-time city services management and boost service quality to all in Seberang Perai,” he said during the officiation of SPACE today by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in the presence of Seberang Perai mayor Datuk Baderul Amin Abdul Hamid and the state executive council.
At today’s event, Baderul Amin said that SPACE will function as the main platform to coordinate city operations systematically, and that efforts had started in 2014 with the setting up of a MBSP CCTV control room and grew alongside the needs of the population.
“Through SPACE, city data management can be conducted in an integrated manner in one control centre and will support monitoring and enforcement such as violation of parking spaces, illegal waste dumping and controlling movement of heavy vehicles, as well as contributing to public safety through real-time monitoring,” he said, adding that SPACE would provide information support to security agencies to boost crime enforcement and prevention.
In terms of technology and infrastructure, SPACE uses fire optic networks as the system backbone and is equipped with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) or License Plate Recognition (LPR) to monitor vehicle movement and so far, 11 hotspots have been identified and are monitored under the MBSP city control system, he added. — Bernama
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