The Town 2025 Strengthens Security With Anti-Drone Dome and Smart Surveillance in Interlagos

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Published on 02/09/2025 at 12:02

Updated on 02/09/2025 at 12:03

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Festival Brings Unprecedented Operation in Brazil with Cutting-Edge Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Over 2,000 Guardians to Ensure Total Safety for the Audience

The second edition of The Town, scheduled for September 6, 7, 12, 13, and 14, 2025 at the Interlagos Racetrack in São Paulo, will feature a unique security scheme in the country. The operation is coordinated by SegurPro, an international reference in asset protection, which relies on the integration of state-of-the-art technology and specialized human action.

Anti-Drone Dome Debuts in Brazil at Major Events

This year, the major novelty will be the implementation of an anti-drone monitoring dome, a resource already tested in international military operations. This technology allows for detecting, tracking, and neutralizing unauthorized drones, even those programmed to evade traditional detection. Thus, the system reinforces the safety of the audience and the artists, preventing aerial risks.

Additionally, the solution offers exclusive advantages:

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Operational Control Center Inside Interlagos

SegurPro will install an Operational Control Center (OCC) exclusively at the racetrack. The space will feature an 18 m² videowall, software for analysis integrated with artificial intelligence, and a real-time encrypted transmission system.

The structure will also include:

More than 95 cameras, including thermal, 4K, and panoramic views.
15 bodycams for ground guards.
Two special drones, authorized for aerial monitoring with 360° technology.

The cameras will allow for crowd counting, facial recognition, and vehicle identification, reducing the need for ground patrols by up to 75%.

Two Thousand Specialized Guards on the Ground

The operation will also feature 2,000 trained guards, enhancing the protection scheme. According to Paulo Armario, Events Operations Manager at SegurPro, “the dome represents a technological leap for the security of major events, going beyond traditional surveillance and prioritizing the well-being of the audience.”

Armario also emphasized that the drones and special cameras reduce patrol response time from 60 to just 10 minutes, allowing immediate action to any detected anomalies.

Cutting-Edge Technology Integrated with Artificial Intelligence

The air system will be controlled by the OCC, with autonomous drones equipped with intelligent recharging. Additionally, operators will have access to an exclusive platform that manages flights, missions, and real-time monitoring.

The integration with artificial intelligence allows for the generation of automatic alerts, detection of suspicious flows, and real-time tracking, enhancing team agility.

Safe Point and Humanized Service

The festival will also feature a Safe Point, a space dedicated to assisting children or people who get separated from their groups. Thus, the company reinforces its commitment to a safe, intelligent, and welcoming environment throughout the event.

SegurPro’s Track Record in Major Events

In 2023, during the first edition of The Town, SegurPro was responsible for the security operation and achieved success in preventive actions. Highlights included access control, seizure of prohibited materials, and support for medical assistance.

The company currently has 26,000 employees in Brazil and operates in 5,000 operational posts. In addition to The Town, SegurPro has also worked at events such as Rock in Rio, Lollapalooza, WebSummit, Rio Open, Brazilian Grand Prix of Formula 1, and Stock Car.

Enhanced Security and Guaranteed Experience

With this robust and innovative structure, the audience of The Town 2025 will have access to one of the largest protection schemes ever carried out in Brazil. The integration of cutting-edge technology with specialized teams ensures not only surveillance but also prevention, real-time management, and confidence in the resources used.

In September, fans will be able to enjoy their favorite artists with the assurance that they will be in a protected and monitored environment with the most advanced solutions in the security sector.

The Town 2025 Strengthens Security With Anti-Drone Dome and Smart Surveillance in Interlagos

Festival Brings Unprecedented Operation in Brazil with Cutting-Edge Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Over 2,000 Guardians to Ensure Total Safety for the Audience

Anti-Drone Dome Debuts in Brazil at Major Events

Operational Control Center Inside Interlagos

Two Thousand Specialized Guards on the Ground

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Safe Point and Humanized Service

SegurPro’s Track Record in Major Events

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