The competition is the largest artificial intelligence and camera hackathon in India.
Prize pool totals 51 lakh rupees across two phases.
Police chief highlighted that the integrated system will help prevent crimes and send alerts quickly.
The initiative aims to reduce the time officers spend on routine tasks, improving their family lives.
Over three thousand innovators submitted ideas, and the top teams earned a combined 18 lakh rupees in cash.
Demonstrations included automatic reading of license plates, vehicle tracking, and matching faces against watch lists.
New digital identity systems called Prati Raksha and Pathik 2.0 were launched to verify people using quick response codes and facial checks.
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