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Home / Technology / Indian Railways Deploys AI Robot for Station Safety

Indian Railways Deploys AI Robot for Station Safety

23 Jan

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Summary

  • A humanoid robot named ASC Arjun enhances passenger safety at Visakhapatnam station.
  • The robot features AI, IoT, and real-time monitoring for smart assistance.
  • ASC Arjun was entirely designed and developed in Visakhapatnam through indigenous innovation.
Indian Railways Deploys AI Robot for Station Safety

The Waltair Division of East Coast Railway has launched 'ASC Arjun,' a humanoid robot, at Visakhapatnam railway station. This initiative aims to enhance passenger safety, security, and service delivery, marking a significant step in the RPF's modernization drive.

Equipped with advanced Artificial Intelligence and IoT connectivity, ASC Arjun serves as a smart assistant for both personnel and passengers. Its capabilities include security surveillance, crowd management, and safety awareness, while also reducing the workload on staff and improving response times.

Notably, the robot was entirely designed and developed in Visakhapatnam over a year by the RPF team. Key features encompass face recognition for intrusion detection, AI-based crowd analysis, multilingual announcements, and semi-autonomous patrolling with obstacle avoidance.

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ASC Arjun also provides real-time situational awareness, detects fire and smoke with instant alerts, and offers interactive passenger assistance. This adoption of cutting-edge technology underscores Indian Railways' commitment to innovation for a safer, more secure, and passenger-friendly ecosystem.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
ASC Arjun is a humanoid robot deployed at Visakhapatnam railway station to improve passenger safety and services.
The ASC Arjun robot was entirely designed and developed in Visakhapatnam through indigenous innovation by the RPF team.
ASC Arjun features face recognition, AI crowd analysis, multilingual announcements, obstacle avoidance, and fire detection.

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