SMARTCITY TAIPEI

Status：Complete

All major campuses in Taipei City are equipped with school patrols, surveillance video cameras, and a 24-hour security system. The current security devices may issue warnings when the campus is invaded. However, limited manpower in large campuses makes it difficult for school patrols or administrators to immediately reach the places where incidents occur and routine patrol inspections can inevitably cause burdens in terms of the management.

In order to improve the specific actions of maintaining campus safety and at the same time resolve the issues with time and manpower required for patrol inspections, technology is used to assist school patrols and management units, ensuring the safety of students. This project demonstrates the simulations of various scenarios, such as campus toilets and blind spots on campus and incorporates specific security systems as a smart security solution. The system's detection does not rely on video cameras and faces recognition capabilities. It is based on advanced 4D radar technology so that security practices can be conducted while not evading the personal privacy of students and faculty members. As a result, the solution can be installed in blind spots around campuses (top floor, basement, etc.) and private spaces such as toilets, locker rooms, and others, preventing criminals from hiding in these places.