
The State Protection Service implements real-time vehicle analysis technology for VIP protection
The State Protection Service (SOP) is introducing a camera system in security vehicles, capable of automatically reading license plates at speeds of up to 140 km/h and intelligently analyzing threats in real time.
AI-generated summary
SOP is responsible for protecting the most important people in the state. The new system is intended to increase the efficiency of detecting potential road hazards.
Cameras are to be installed in the security car to record the registration plates of cars located near the column of protected people.
The system will be able to read numbers on vehicles traveling at up to 140 kilometers per hour.
Intelligent analysis and quick reactions
The image from the cameras is to be analyzed by special electronic devices. They check whether a given car number has already appeared near the VIP, whether it is on the "blacklist" created by the SOP, and whether a given vehicle behaves in a way that should raise concern.
Real-time warnings
The electronic system is to be able to send warnings to officers that, for example, they are being followed.

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