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AI specs to scan suspects with speed
The Morning Standard
|January 23, 2026
Smart glasses to access criminals’ database in real time, match audience faces on R-Day
Delhi Police personnel wear AI glasses during a demonstration on Thursday
(PTI)
AS part of heightened security arrangements for Republic Day, a few dozen Delhi Police personnel on ground duty will don Alenabled smart glasses, enabling them to discreetly track and identify suspicious individuals in real time across crowded areas of the capital.
The smart glasses, manufactured by an Indian company, will be linked in real time to the police database of criminals, proclaimed offenders and suspects, allowing personnel on the ground to instantly identify individuals in crowded locations. These wearable devices will be connected to mobile phones used by police officers, giving them access to the entire criminal database available through the system, Additional Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Devesh Kumar Mahla said while speaking to this newspaper.
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