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Rostelecom presented its own solution for the safety and comfort of Tuva residents — an intelligent video surveillance platform. The presentation took place at the forum "Digital pumping of the region. Republic of Tuva: updating the regional digital transformation strategy "ITuva-2024".
The main goal of the event, which was attended by representatives of the public sector and business, was to create an environment for fruitful interaction between developers and consumers of IT products, and thereby ensure the technological development of the republic.
Deputy Chairman of the Government of Tuva Orlan Saryglar:
"Our President sets clear tasks for the government in this area and it is obvious that government agencies must keep pace with the digital changes taking place in the country. We strive to improve the quality of the entire public administration system by introducing modern information and communication and intellectual systems to improve the standard of living of our population."
Rostelecom experts said that the implementation of a regional video surveillance platform will allow real-time collection and analysis of visual data on the situation in the republic, for example, in terms of improvement, public safety, construction, road and environmental conditions. The IT solution has a wide functionality and can be integrated with the hardware and software complex "Safe City" and "System 112".
Nikita Zhiltsov, Director of Digital Regions in the Siberian Federal District of Rostelecom:
"An important advantage of our platform is its multi-vendor nature. We have provided the ability to simultaneously use various analytical algorithms while maintaining maximum reliability of the results. The system is capable of processing biometric, transport, situational and other parameters."
Rostelecom's video surveillance platform is successfully operating in 23 constituent entities of the Russian Federation. It was noted that its implementation contributes to an annual reduction in the number of crimes by 10-20% and an increase in detection by 40%. In total, over 500,000 cameras operate throughout the country, recording tens of thousands of violations in the transport sector, as well as in the housing and utilities sector and public amenities.
