AI-Powered Traffic Regulation by Vehant Technologies
Indian Company Uses AI for Traffic Regulation
Vehant Technologies, a Noida-based smart security solutions provider, is leveraging AI for traffic regulation. The company's CEO, Kapil Bardeja, shared insights into their initiatives:
- Deployment with Delhi Police:
- Installed 535 Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) software at strategic locations in Delhi.
- Enhances traffic surveillance by analyzing video streams to recognize and capture vehicle number plates.
- Technology in Gurugram:
- Gurugram police deployed approximately 300 cameras for traffic enforcement.
- Models detect violations such as speeding, no helmet, tripling, etc.
- Utilizes image classification, object detection, tracking algorithms for accuracy.
- Challan Process:
- Cameras capture violations, read number plates, and generate challan forms.
- Manual verification by law enforcement agencies is required.
- Verified data integrated with NIC database, and auto-challan is generated.
- Scale and Impact:
- Around 2,000 challans validated daily; system deployed in 50 Smart Cities.
- Vehant's number plate scanning manages close to 1 billion transactions yearly.
- Airport Security:
- Vehant is the only Indian company approved by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security.
- Dual-view X-ray scanners deployed in 70 airports across India.
- Recently received a substantial order worth Rs. 37 crores for Mumbai Airport.
- Object Detection Algorithm:
- Integrated algorithm detects contraband items like guns, knives, etc.
- High-end machines powered by AI algorithms with low false alarm rates.
- Company's Journey:
- Started with under-vehicle scanning systems after the 2001 parliament attack.
- Progressed in technology, computing power, and software algorithms over the years.
- Conclusion:
- Technological advancements, high-resolution cameras, and reduced computing costs enable cost-effective solutions.
- Bardeja believes the amalgamation of these factors allows for reasonably accurate solutions.
Note: - Vehant Technologies also operates in the aviation market, offering dual-view X-ray scanners, a technology they developed.
Photo: Vehant co-founders Kapil Bardeja and Anoop G Prabhu