Indian Railways rolls out AI system to boost freight wagon security
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Indian Railways has launched an AI-based system called Project DRISHTI to monitor the security of freight wagon doors, locks, and seals.
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- Indian Railways and IIT Guwahati have collaborated to develop an AI-powered solution called Project DRISHTI to inspect freight train components.
- The system uses high-speed cameras and intelligent lighting to monitor the condition of wagon doors, locks, and seals as trains pass by.
- This technology replaces the previously manual and time-consuming inspection process.
- Improved monitoring aims to reduce shipment tampering, minimize operational delays, and assist railway personnel.
What to watch next
- Operational performance and reliability of Project DRISHTI
- Potential expansion of the system to other railway zones
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Kapinjal Kishore Sharma
Chief Public Relations Officer of Northeast Frontier Railway
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“The technology-enabled monitoring is expected to help safeguard consignments, reduce delays and facilitate the work of frontline railway personnel, including RPF and commercial staff. By enabling faster identification of possible irregularities, the system is expected to strengthen freight monitoring while reducing the dependence on manual inspection alone”
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…including RPF and commercial staff. By providing faster information about possible problems with wagon doors, locks or seals, the system can help staff take timely action and reduce delays in freight operations. “ The technology-enabled monitoring is expected to help safeguard consignments, reduce delays and facilitate the work of frontline railway personnel, including RPF and commercial staff. By enabling faster identification of possible irregularities, the system is expected to strengthen freight monitoring while reducing the dependence on manual inspection alone ,” Sharma said.…
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