Eyes Above the Water: Seoul Deploys Physical AI to Prevent Han River Tragedies
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Eyes above the water: Seoul deploys physical AI to prevent Han River tragedies
Beneath the bridges that span the Han River, the sound of splashing water or a sharp scream can mean the difference between life and death. Korea’s capital is turning to cutting-edge technology to ensure those desperate calls for help do not go unheard. As part of World Suicide Prevention Day, the Seoul Metropolitan Government announced a new 2.8 billion won ($2.1 million) initiative to deploy an artificial intelligence (AI) emergency response s…
AI Detects Suicide Attemptors in the Han River, Drones Dispatched... Operation Begins at Banpo Bridge in November. The Seoul Metropolitan Government is introducing a rescue system utilizing artificial intelligence and drones to detect suicide crises on Han River bridges more quickly. If the AI first detects screams or sounds of someone jumping into the water, a drone will be dispatched to the scene to assist rescue teams.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Dong-gyu = If abnormal signs such as screams or splashing sounds are detected on a Han River bridge, artificial intelligence (AI) identifies the location, notifies 119, and dispatches rescue teams...
The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced on the 10th that it will establish a physical artificial intelligence (AI) system to rescue people at risk of suicide in the Han River.
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