On November 10, Tokai Electronics announced the launch of "Scooply," the second phase of its "Transportation Safety AI Lab" project, which utilizes open data for transportation safety and traffic.
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Scooply is a service that uses AI to collect and visualize in real time incident, accident, and crime information released by police nationwide.
The aim is to convey the reality of incidents and crimes that cannot be grasped from statistical tables and graphs, and to increase "risk awareness" regarding accidents and crimes, by making it possible to view actual accident and incident reports by searching by prefecture, period, and keyword.
Currently, the service is offered free of charge, but there are plans to make it a paid service once the AI model becomes more sophisticated. In the future, they aim to use AI to analyze various background data and big data to predict the location and time when incidents and crimes occur.
Tokai Electronics launches "Transportation Safety AI Lab" utilizing open data.
