马国槟城引进AI垃圾桶 下个月开始推出
随着人工智能的使用日益普及化，马来西亚槟城市政府的垃圾桶也即将“AI化”。
据马来西亚《星洲日报》报道，槟岛市长拉占德兰星期一（2月24日）为“AI Horizon 2024”仪式举行开幕式时指出，市政厅已引进10个采用AI技术的智能垃圾桶，并将在下个月推介和安置这些垃圾桶。
他说，AI技术可以监测垃圾桶的情况，若垃圾桶已满，系统将自动向市政厅发送信号，以便市政厅迅速派人清理。“这款垃圾桶也具备压缩垃圾的功能，可以自动压缩垃圾，以腾出更多空间。”
另外，拉占德兰也说，市政厅已在槟岛安装1100个闭路电视，目前正逐步提升闭路电视，加入AI技术和功能。
拥有AI技术的闭路电视不仅可以检测车牌、识别车辆种类，也能计算车流量。
#东南亚社会 #马来西亚 #AI #人工智能
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