Fujitsu Laboratories and the University of Electro-Communications have developed an artificial intelligent (AI) technology to use in city-scale security planning to catch criminals through effective deployment of security resources. The new system is based on a combination of machine learning algorithms that are able to identify patterns in data collected by sensors installed at various points around the city as well as real-time video feeds from cameras
Fujitsu Laboratories and the University of Electro-Communications have developed an artificial intelligent (AI) technology to use in city-scale security planning to catch criminals through effective deployment of security resources. Based on a high-speed algorithm that uses mathematical gaming theory, the technology incorporates the movements and psychological characteristics of criminals as well as security experts and can allegedly create a security plan 20-times faster than previous technology, providing a security plan for a complex network (demonstrated using Tokyo's roads) in minutes.