Don’t ditch technology, train it to work smarter


A smart-city system should effectively use available technology such as cameras and AI to aid enforcement efforts. — Filepic

Penang’s recent suspension of its automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) parking enforcement system should not become an argument against technology.

It should prompt a more important question: Can’t Penang use its existing smart camera network to enforce parking and traffic rules more intelligently?

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