There is a preparation to install Artificial Intelligence (AI) based facial identification system to increase the safety of passengers at seven major railway stations including Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and New Delhi railway station. These seven railway stations will implement the AI-managed facial-identified monitoring system, which is part of a comprehensive plan to modern and improve public safety with the help of technology. In addition to increasing security, AI technology can also be used to speed up ticket checking and boarding process, which will relieve passengers from long queues. This new technology will be implemented under the scheme of making railway stations a smart station, which is being emphasized to increase security, monitoring and passenger facilities.

Facial identification is a biometric technique that analyzes a person’s facial characteristics and identifies it. On entering the railway station, it will scan the structure of the person’s eyes, nose, mouth and facial in digital images or video frames. It will then match it with the information present in the database. The entire process is based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning algorithms. A complete list of railway stations where AI-Inaccurate Facial Identification System will be established.

AI-Interested Facial Recognition (facial identification) system will be installed at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Mumbai. Apart from being a UNESCO heritage site, it is also the oldest and busiest railway station in India. Significantly, CST travels more than 30 lakh passengers per day. After the establishment of AI and modern technology, the station will have a powerful tool to identify known criminals.

After Mumbai, AI-operated facial recognition system will also be installed at New Delhi railway station, which is known for the movement of more than 5 lakh passengers per day. This will help in detecting facial recognition potential criminals. This new technology will also help in finding missing people, especially when the crowd is very high during the festive season.

One of the busiest and oldest railway stations in India, AI-operated facial recognition system will be installed at Howrah Junction. This railway station provides service to thousands of passengers daily and the AI-based facial recognition system will help the station identify any suspect and missing person. This is a major step towards modernization of Howrah railway station.

Sealdah railway station in Kolkata is also a station where AI-operated facial recognition technology will be installed. AI technology will only help handle security, and real-time video will help Analytics officers identify miscreants.

The next station where AI-AI-operated facial recognition technology will be installed is Chennai Central where about 5 lakh passengers visit every day. Significantly, this station provides long -range trains and the beginning of AI surveillance will help to handle facial scanning and congestion better.

The sixth railway station where the AI-AI-operated facial recognition system will be installed is the Secunderabad railway station in Hyderabad. At this station, AI will further strengthen the safety of facial recognition tools and automatic monitoring alert stations.

The seventh railway station where AI-AI-run facial recognition system will be installed is Danapur railway station in Bihar. At this station, AI will take the security of the monitoring station to a new level.