华为（Huawei） · 缅甸（Myanmar）

In December 2020, 335 Huawei facial-recognition cameras went live under the Naypyitaw 'Safe City' project, covering 8 townships; the AI system is capable of recognizing faces and license plates, at a cost of over 4 billion kyats (approximately US$2.9 million). Mandalay subsequently signed a similar project agreement with Huawei (2 billion kyats, covering 3 townships). The equipment was mainly manufactured by Huawei, while local companies handled construction of the control center and installation.

Localized adaptation: a low-cost Safe City solution delivered through local system integrators; packaged AI security exports targeted at developing countries

结构化字段

东道国

缅甸（Myanmar）

区域

东南亚

AI 赛道

安防与智慧城市

进入方式

政府 / 项目制合作

进入年份

2020

落地状态

已落地

资本流向

中国 → 东道国（对外部署）

企业集团

Huawei

本地伙伴

Naypyitaw project: over 4 billion kyats (approximately US$2.9 million); Mandalay project: 2 billion kyats (disclosed by project parties/media)

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来源与备注

记录备注：来源原文（英文，未经改写）Addendum: there is a discrepancy in the reported amount — Myanmar Now states 'over 4 billion kyats (approximately US$2.9 million),' while HRW (2021-03-12) states the project cost was 'US$1.2 million.' When used, this should be noted with Myanmar Now as the primary source, flagging the discrepancy. All other details (335 cameras, 8 townships, went live on 2020-12-14, Linn IT Solution/Naung Yoe, 60-day retention, Mandalay 2 billion kyats/3 townships) have been individually verified as accurate.

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