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Videosurveillance · Peru

Amper Wins €9M Contract for AI-Powered Surveillance System in Peru

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Spanish technology group Amper has secured a contract worth approximately €9 million (37.07 million soles) from Peru’s Ministry of the Interior to implement an AI-based surveillance platform for the National Police. The project involves deploying a private-cloud smart video monitoring system integrating around 3,000 cameras across 70 municipalities.

The initiative aims to enhance crime prevention capabilities and strengthen police logistics and intervention, particularly in high-risk areas.

This marks Amper’s first AI-driven public security contract in Peru and aligns with its 2023–2026 strategic plan for growth in the Defense, Security, and Communications sector.