All That You Need to Know About Personal and Global Security... at an International Expo in Moscow
Devices that were presented at the Moscow International Forum of Security Technologies are capable of detecting explosives, recognizing voice, and even determining mood. Some devices can work even in extreme conditions.
Evgeny Davydov will tell us about means of personal and global protection.
This ultra secure laptop was made in Russia, with a magnesium alloy body and a tempered glass screen. It works in the most extreme conditions at temperatures from -58 to 131 F. It's dust- and waterproof, and even tropical rain couldn't damage such a device.
Data safety is under absolute protection, which is very important, for example during military exercises in the Extreme North or anti-terrorist operations in a desert. The struggle against international terrorism is the priority topic at the forum, and there's a lot to learn from Russian experts.
Andrey Miroshkin, Forum organizer: "We have delegations from Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Canada, and China. The anti-terrorism technologies and cybersecurity market is global. And Russia has a reputation in this business".
Many foreign delegations came here to see what we have and to offer something of their own.
Ichiro Kobayashi, university professor: "Japan and Russia are now discussing cooperation in drone production, namely in the areas that are associated with various industries".
The future is already here. A Russian facial recognition system developer taught robots to see. The computer vision technology helps to combat bank fraud.
Aleksandr Khanin, Design-company CEO: “You just open a web page, the client doesn't have to download anything".
Scrolling millions of faces in a second to identify the client, the system prevents the use of fake documents to obtain loans.
Aleksandr Khanin: "The system just won't let you log into my account to steal my money".
That's the security system that is being used in Luzhniki.You wouldn't be able to smuggle a glass bottle in, let alone explosives.
"This is an explosive detector. This is a detector of dangerous liquids. The alarm goes off if an explosive substance has been detected".
The Sochi Olympics 2014 security provider is in charge of the safety of Russia's main football arena. 3,000 CCTV cameras have been set along the perimeter and inside the stadium. All information flows to the control center. Experts are sure that in terms of security, the upcoming World Cup will set a good example. And here at the forum, foreign experts started learning from Russian experience.
Evgeny Davydov, Alexander Kucherovsky, Dmitry Belousov. Vesti.