Smart Cities, Facial Biometrics and Security Infrastructure

Being the catalysts of growth, smart cities are founded on a technology-powered infrastructure.

- Tamara Morozova

Digitization in global economies has led the way to a transformative shift to smart security, universal convenience and accelerated advancements. By 2026, smart cities have been expected to generate an economic benefit of USD 20 trillion globally. Unfortunately, crimes and offenses are also becoming high-tech, challenging the balance in the socioeconomic ecosystem. To secure the frontiers of growth, security operations need to be spearheaded by reliable and pervasive technological solutions that also elevate the prospects of unified development.

In the past decade, facial recognition technology (FRT) has gained momentum, contesting to be one of the most reliable and easy-to-use technologies for the modern economies. With a focused tread towards technology and AI advancements, facial biometrics offer one-of-a-kind security solutions that cater to the diverse infrastructural requirements of a smart city.

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