RCB is investing Rs 4.5 crore in an AI-enabled project to enhance crowd management and safety at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium during IPL 2026.
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) is taking a significant step towards improving the matchday experience at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium by investing Rs 4.5 crore in an innovative project aimed at crowd management and safety.
In partnership with Staqu, a technology firm specializing in artificial intelligence, RCB plans to implement advanced facial recognition and intelligent monitoring systems. This initiative is designed to enhance public safety and ensure a seamless experience for fans attending matches.
The deployment of these technologies is expected to address crowd-related issues that have been a concern in previous seasons. By utilizing AI, RCB aims to streamline entry processes and monitor crowd behavior effectively, thereby reducing the likelihood of incidents and improving overall security.
As the Indian Premier League (IPL) continues to grow in popularity, the need for enhanced safety measures has become increasingly important. RCB’s proactive approach reflects a commitment to not only provide an enjoyable atmosphere for fans but also to prioritize their safety during events.
With the introduction of this AI-enabled solution, RCB hopes to set a new standard for crowd management in sports venues across India. The project signifies a forward-thinking approach to leveraging technology in enhancing the spectator experience.
According to NDTV, the collaboration with Staqu marks a significant investment in the future of sports management, showcasing RCB’s dedication to innovation and fan engagement.