Ola introduces AI-based safety feature ‘Guardian’ that detects irregular trip activity including unexpected route deviations and prolonged stops. Subsequent to running a pilot venture, the feature is currently live in 16 Indian cities just as in Perth, Australia and Ola intends to take ‘Guardian’ to more cities in the coming quarter.<\/p>\n
The alarms from ‘Guardian’ are hailed off progressively to the association’s devoted 24×7 “Wellbeing Response Team” that connects with clients and drivers to affirm in the event that they’re sheltered and offer on-call assistance\u00a0until ride fruition.<\/p>\n
As per the ride hailing firm, the feature\u00a0is based on ML i.e. machine learning capacities which empowers it to take in and develop from a huge number of data points each day toward improve instant resolution and risk signaling. Ola initially turned out ‘Guardian’ as a trial in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Pune in September 2018.<\/p>\n
Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Ola, Arun Srinivas said in a statement, \u201cWe are focused on developing innovations that place customer safety at the heart of platform experience. Guardian brings together the precision of artificial intelligence with the assurance of human intervention, enabling a uniform and safe mobility experience across the markets we operate in.\u201d<\/p>\n
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