Case Study
How JARVIS Secured Match Days at RCB's M. Chinnaswamy Stadium
Royal Challengers Bengaluru, in association with the Karnataka State Cricket Association, deployed JARVIS across the stadium's camera network to manage crowd flow, restricted zones and incident response on live match days. During one match, reverse facial recognition traced a theft group across multiple cameras and all 21 stolen phones were recovered.
- Venue
- M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
- Commenced
- 2026, in association with KCA
- Cameras
- 340 new CCTV cameras, integrated with the existing network
- Scale
- 40,000+ spectators across 21 entry and exit gates
Key technological capabilities deployed
- Crowd Density Monitoring with Zone Capacity Alerts
- Restricted Area Monitoring on a Digital Stadium Planogram
- Queue Length and Wait-Time Monitoring at Gates and Stalls
- Reverse Facial Recognition for Incident Investigation
- Suspicious Activity and Crowd Aggression Detection
We have implemented an AI-led CCTV system powered by JARVIS across the stadium, covering both inside and outside areas. With 400-500 cameras in operation, it plays a critical role in managing crowd movement and improving overall coordination during matches. The system has helped make on-ground operations more streamlined and easier to manage.
Mr. Rajesh Menon
CEO and Executive Director, Royal Challengers Bengaluru