Operational Launch of Smart Patrol Vehicles in Rabat
This week, the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has initiated the operational deployment of two innovative smart patrol vehicles, named "Amane" and "Madar," in the streets of Rabat. This significant advancement is set to expand to major cities such as Casablanca and Tangier in the upcoming days, with a gradual rollout planned for other metropolitan areas and police prefectures across the Kingdom. The introduction of these vehicles is part of a broader strategy aimed at modernizing the security fleet and enhancing the services provided to citizens.
Developed entirely by the skilled engineers and technical experts within the DGSN, the "Amane" patrol vehicle is equipped with an integrated visual surveillance system that utilizes cameras capable of covering a full 360-degree angle. This sophisticated system is connected in real-time to applications that automatically read license plates and provide instant facial recognition capabilities. Leveraging advanced artificial intelligence models, these vehicles enable immediate visual checks while patrolling public roads.
In addition to its surveillance capabilities, the "Amane" vehicle is linked to command and coordination centers and deployed units, allowing for seamless communication and operational effectiveness. A large screen installed within the vehicle centralizes essential information, thereby aiding traffic regulation and crime-fighting efforts. On the other hand, the "Madar" patrol serves as a mobile smart surveillance platform, transforming standard vehicles into high-tech security units using the same advanced AI algorithms.
The emergency lighting system of the "Madar," created using 3D printing technology, includes high-definition cameras that can track fast-moving vehicles across six lanes of traffic simultaneously. Furthermore, a central panoramic camera can rotate completely in under three seconds, ensuring no blind spots remain uncovered. Both patrol vehicles feature a new visual identity, geolocation systems, and direct access to a central database. Their deployment follows extensive development phases, field testing, and training for police teams, particularly in light of upcoming international events that Morocco is set to host, including the prestigious 2030 World Cup in collaboration with Spain and Portugal.
As reported by lobservateur.info.
