As reported by Ukrinform, this was reported by the State Border Service.

“One of the Kiev companies specializing in the application of advanced machine vision technologies has developed a software solution for detecting threats on the Ukrainian border. The program, which can detect objects according to specified parameters, is being tested in some areas of the border and on objects belonging to the State Border Service. The report notes that thermal imaging cameras, including It is stated that it is combined with security cameras.

Designated officials of DPSU have the facility to monitor relevant sectors with the help of Zir pro analytics.

During test use, border guards, together with developers, teach the software algorithm that will detect those who violate the border or regime to avoid false positives.

As noted in the DPSU, in one of the last arrests in the Transcarpathian region, a thermal imaging camera recorded many wild animals running between violators and border guards after a warning shot.

An algorithm that can distinguish an armed person, read a license plate, and determine the type and model of a vehicle, watercraft, or military equipment is also being tested.

The use of machine vision with the help of computer algorithms to reduce the risk of human factors is expected to increase control over state borders.

Among other things, machine vision can help monitor traffic at checkpoints, analyze cross-border traffic, identify wanted persons and vehicles, and monitor regime areas.

Border guards will also study the possibility of incorporating machine vision technologies into combat work.

“Our goal is to create a product that not only detects potential threats, but also anticipates their development and provides border guards with the necessary tools for effective intervention. At the same time, understanding the diversity of means of waging war, we are constantly modernizing the system and allowing us to reduce the human factor and reduce the work of border guards.” “We are introducing new smart algorithms that will allow us to simplify.” added Vitaly Rozdobutko, director of Compass Engineering.

As reported by Ukrinform, the joint work of two innovative complexes for demining territories was presented in the occupied community of Sniguriv in the Mykolaiv region.

Photo: State Border Guard Service