Trinity Cleantech has partnered with BPCL to deploy EV charging stations in Ayodhya
To take care of the law and order situation in the city on the day of the consecration ceremony, authorities have tied up with AI-based video analytics startup Staqu Technologies
Ayodhya Development Authority has chosen Genesys International’s New India map platform to guide pilgrims through optimal routes and share precise locations
At a time when India is all set to welcome Lord Ram to his new holy abode, Indian startups have left no stone unturned to transform the god’s own city, Ayodhya, into a hi-tech spiritual centre and a tech-first tourist hub. To accommodate this anticipated influx of pilgrims, the city today needs hassle-free transportation and navigation services, tech-driven security and law enforcement measures, and a sharp focus on sustainable practices, among other things. “The buses will not only provide transport to the devotees visiting the city but also help in offsetting over 600 tonnes of tailpipe emissions per month,” said Devendra Chawla, the MD and CEO of the Mumbai-based startup, in a social media post. “Authorities in Ayodhya expressed interest in deploying Jarvis for facial recognition, along with three additional features. The software boasts more than 85 analytics, including a site-based module for footfall and queue size analysis. The security module encompasses facial recognition, fire detection, and monitoring cleanliness,” he said.Genesys will also provide “a full-scale immersive experience that allows one to explore every nook and cranny of this ancient city”.
For the uninitiated, the UP government has set its eyes on the all-round transformation of the city. The government anticipates a tenfold increase in Ayodhya tourism by 2024 following the completion of the Ram temple’s construction and development work.