Aguascalientes officials evaluate AI surveillance technology in the US

Antonio Martínez Romo, the Secretary of Public Security for the state of Aguascalientes, participated in a working meeting in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to evaluate advanced technological tools for the state's C5i (Command, Control, Communication, Computing, and Intelligence Center).

During a visit to the Winston-Salem Police Department, officials reviewed real-time monitoring systems, license plate recognition (LPR), and artificial intelligence capabilities integrated into the local Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC). The technologies, provided by the company Verkada, include multi-sensor cameras installed at intersections and traffic lights designed to identify vehicles involved in crimes or reported as stolen.

The meeting included more than 20 international delegates from Mexico, Colombia, and Panama. The objective is to identify technological alternatives to modernize the C5i infrastructure and improve investigative tools for security corporations and the State Attorney General's Office.