The Hague, ZH partners with Avutec and Monotch on trial of laughing gas detection technology

The Hague, ZH Avutec Monotch Laughing Gas Detection Trial

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Local law enforcement sought a new solution for growing nitrous oxide abuse in Scheveningen. AI-powered cameras from Avutec were trained to identify balloons and other laughing gas paraphernalia. Data about abusers are immediately sent through Monotch's TLEX platform to the relevant officers for follow-up. A one-day pilot in Scheveningen evaluated camera accuracy, text alert speed, and privacy rights protection.

Public Safety Artificial Intelligence (AI)Smart City Pilot / POC

The Hague, ZH

Municipality in Zuid-Holland

Netherlands

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Scheveningen uses AI to reduce nuisance - AVUTEC

The Hague municipality recently tested our cameras to detect laughing gas abuse and provide live reports for enforcement, ensuring privacy.

Smart Cities World - AI and Machine Learning - The Hague uses AI to reduce laughing gas nuisance

The municipality of the Hague has tested the possibility of using smart artificial intelligence cameras to detect laughing gas abuse in the Scheveningen district

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