Mumbai police use Zicom software in CCTV system

The database will be connected with the server of the main control room. As soon as a vehicle having a registration number wanted by the city police passes within the camera’s range, the camera will zoom in on the vehicle and compare the registration number with the numbers saved in the database. The police would be able to reach the spot within minutes and intercept the vehicle.

The software has the capacity to read all languages and numbers, and the Mumbai police authority expects to install at least 100 CCTV cameras with the software across the city. Initially, ten cameras will be installed, as a pilot project.

Zicom is the country's largest electronic security provider, with offices in more than 30 cities and towns in India. Zicom services the diverse and demanding security needs of private and public sectors. Its customers include several large Indian and multi-national companies in the field of Infotech, telecom, media, banking, finance, industrial etc. as well as various public sector units.

The wide range of Zicom products includes access control systems using keypad, proximity card and biometrics, CCTV surveillance including remote video surveillance, fire alarm systems, smart cards, perimeter protection system, and law enforcement products.