Archive · 22 Jun 2025
Delhi Police to Install Sensors, Cams to Curb Gun Violence
Delhi Police is building a smart system to stop gun violence.
They will use special sensors that hear gunshots from far away.
When a gunshot is heard, cameras will turn towards it to record what happened.
These cameras can also recognize faces and license plates.
All this information goes to a command center and the local police so they can respond quickly.
The police hope this will help them catch criminals faster and prevent gun violence.
It's like having smart eyes and ears everywhere!
Delhi Police are implementing a tech-driven system to curb gun violence.
Sensors will detect gunshots within a 500m-1km radius.
PTZ cameras will focus on the firing location when sensors are triggered.
The system integrates facial recognition and number plate recognition cameras.
The technology is linked to the C4I center, DCP offices, and local police stations.
- Who
- Delhi Police
- What
- Delhi Police is implementing a tech-driven initiative to curb gun violence.
- When
- The system is currently in its implementation stage.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To enhance surveillance, rapid response, and deter gun violence.
- Technology
- Sensors, PTZ cameras, FRS cameras, ANPR cameras
- Alert System
- C4I center, DCP offices, local police stations, PCR units
- Detection Range
- 500m to 1km radius
- Trial Location
- Police Training College in Jharoda Kalan