COMPUTEX 2026

A Closer Look At Smart Cities And AI Security with Taiwan Secom | COMPUTEX 2026

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The deployment of artificial intelligence is radically redrawing the boundaries of traditional surveillance by turning security infrastructure into a thinking urban brain. Moving from physical guards and patrol cars to autonomous robots, next generation security leaders are transforming into eco friendly smart city solution providers capable of predicting safety threats in real time. What is the core system design required to scale these intelligent networks without heavy fixed costs? In this COMPUTEX 2026 Special, we welcome Lin Chien-Han, Chairman of Taiwan Secom, to deliver expert tech insights on the qualitative shift of modern security. Chairman Lin explains how integrating a bistable no refresh framework with autonomous drones allows a traditional security company to redefine urban personal safety. Discover the strategic navigation required to operate the drone platform CTC Infinite Fly for aerial patrols, construction site inspections, and automated AED delivery across different urban zones. We also examine the practical execution of multimodal security systems that combine sound recognition, thermal imaging, and environmental sensors to eliminate false alarms. As AI moves from digital screens into real world physical spaces, learn how Taiwan Secom is building a reliable response ecosystem that protects a home, a community, and eventually an entire city. KEY HIGHLIGHTS: THE EVOLUTION OF UNDERSTANDING RISK IN THE AI ERA Traditional security systems could only see what happened after an incident occurred. This segment analyzes how advanced video analytics allow algorithmic systems to understand behavior and issue warnings before friction happens, moving the local tech sector away from passive response and towards proactive situational management. THE MECHANICS OF THE LOW ALTITUDE SECURITY SERVICE PLATFORM Operating automated drone corridors across multiple municipal regions used to be an administrative challenge. We unpack how low altitude flight platforms, and localized compute power streamline field monitoring and compliance checking, and how fire crews can use the same drone tech to do rapid response and inform the crews on land which equipment to bring to best tackle the blaze.