Gorilla Technology Group Inc. has entered the design and development phase of Thailand’s AI Tourism Safety Initiative, marking a significant step in transforming the country into Southeast Asia’s hub for AI-powered tourism safety.
The system integrates real-time analytics with global databases for proactive threat identification and response, leveraging edge computing capabilities similar to those deployed in recent edge-based facial recognition implementations.
Key technical advancements in the initiative include seamless global integration with international databases for facial recognition, wanted persons, and license plate tracking. The system implements smart resource management through heat mapping and crowd density analysis, which has demonstrated a 30 percent reduction in response times. According to Gorilla, the technology has achieved 98 percent accuracy in threat detection through enhanced algorithm optimization, matching performance levels seen in leading edge-based surveillance systems.
Technology Specialist Viraphan Paiboolsilp emphasizes the critical nature of the design and development phase in establishing Thailand’s tourism safety framework. The initiative is receiving support from the British government, and Gorilla Technology is developing relationships with key local players to position itself for high-value projects.
Mike Wang, Sales Director for Thailand and Rest of Asia at Gorilla Technology, indicates that the company sees opportunities exceeding $1 billion in Thailand alone. The company plans to scale its operations in Thailand by hiring over 100 new team members within the next year to support these expanding opportunities.
Source: WhaTech
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January 28, 2025 – by Ji-seo Kim
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