In addition, around 2,000 guards and 25 trained dogs are part of the team, which will include surveillance cameras, drones and even facial recognition software.
The safety plan for Rock in Rio, one of the largest music festivals in the country, will count on the presence of a robot dog. Technology will be one of the main allies of the security team between 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 11 September, when the Olympic Park will host 250 shows over 500 hours of experience for more than 700 thousand people.
or robot dog called yellowwho will be part of the team, has already been to Madrid Open Mortgage And Rock in Rio Lisbon. Equipped with technological devices, it will use 5G technology to collect data from the environment, such as abnormal temperatures (fire detection), detect suspicious events and expose themselves to it – if necessary, avoiding the risk to human life and other types of situations that can affect on the safety of the event. Yellow will report in real time all the information collected to the monitoring agents present at the SegurPro Operational Control Center in the City of Rock.
In addition, the security team will also have around 2,000 guards and 25 trained dogs. There will also be 130 security cameras, two night cameras, a thermal camera, two perimeter radars, two automated drones, 30 bodycam and facial recognition software.
This year, the festival will also offer an SMS message service with information about the event, including directions on mobility, better access, weather forecasts and even tips on how to enjoy the festival in comfort and peace of mind. To receive messages, the public must register using the campaign QRcode, which will be available at Ponto Seguro and at the Operational Control Center (CCO), which will be installed in Cidade do Rock.
Ponto Seguro will also serve as a support base and refuge for children and people lost in the event, until the team identifies those responsible. The place also acts as a general information point to support any need of those looking for it.
Source: Terra
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