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AI Protects Vulnerable Pedestrians: Jongno-gu Introduces Automatic Pedestrian Signal Extension System
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- Jongno-gu in Seoul has begun operating a pilot system that uses artificial intelligence to detect pedestrians and automatically extend pedestrian signals by up to 6 seconds.
- The system was installed at two locations, Samil-daero 453 and Insadong-gil 6, and was introduced first in cooperation with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.
- Jeong Munheon, head of Jongno-gu, said the smart traffic infrastructure will be gradually expanded based on the results of the operation.
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