Brazil will utilize facial acknowledgment innovation to fortify security amid the Copa America in June and July, competition authorities said on Thursday.
One of the settings - the Fonte Nova Arena in Salvador - as of now has a framework set up, having effectively trialed the activity amid the city's yearly jubilee festivities in March.
"We will be ready to confine the entrance of undesirable individuals (to arenas)," Copa America security facilitator Hilario Medeiros said.
He included that security powers would coordinate with Interpol and global law authorization organizations to manufacture a database of individuals that will "in any event be watched".
The framework will permit an immense system of cameras introduced in and around arenas to transmit continuous pictures to a coordinated control focus, where administrators will almost certainly cross-gathering data with a police database.
Cautions will be sent from the control space to watch units when fundamental, Medeiros said.
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