Public safety is central to the welfare and protection of the community. At Neer Interactives, our mission is to provide cutting-edge solutions aimed at preventing crime and safeguarding the public from threats that compromise safety. We leverage advanced technology and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to assist law enforcement in maintaining public order.
Our Crime Mapping Analysis System (CMAS) is designed to reduce crime and foster a safer society by equipping police officers with state-of-the-art technology tailored for their everyday operations. CMAS supports critical tasks such as mapping crime hotspots, patrolling, responding to citizen requests, investigating crimes, and generating reports, all through GIS-driven intelligence.
The system is utilized by crime investigation officers, Crime Record Bureau officials, detective agencies, law enforcement officers, crime analysts, and policymakers. CMAS enables spatial analysis, allowing users to pinpoint high-risk areas and patterns in criminal activity. By integrating principles of environmental criminology, GIS, and intelligent system analysis, CMAS empowers law enforcement with predictive crime models for both prevention and intervention.
TAPAS (Trafficking Analysis and Prevention Aiding System) is a pioneering research initiative developed by Neer Interactive Solutions, drawing on our extensive experience in law enforcement and criminology. Designed in collaboration with the Government of Andhra Pradesh's Women Development and Child Welfare (WDCW) Department and the Crime Investigation Department, TAPAS uses mathematical criminology to model and predict human trafficking patterns.
The system helps identify trends in human trafficking, focusing on revictimization, recidivism, and the push-pull factors behind the exploitation of vulnerable women and children. TAPAS integrates Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and environmental criminology to combat human trafficking effectively. Neer Interactives is also working with international organizations to address transnational crime
The research on TAPAS was recognized at the 35th All India Criminology Conference at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, and the 4th Asian Criminology Conference in Seoul, South Korea.
In partnership with the Hyderabad City Police, Neer Interactives developed the Drug Trafficking Analysis System (DTAS), marking the first-ever initiative to analyze and address illicit drug trafficking in India. According to the World Drug Report, nearly 60% of Indian teenagers are victims of drug abuse, driven by exposure to nightlife, media, and entertainment influences.
DTAS focuses on victim profiling, identifying vulnerable areas, and assisting law enforcement in the prevention, investigation, and rehabilitation of drug abuse cases. By providing location-based analysis of drug trafficking hotspots, the system allows for quick responses to rescue victims and prevent future incidents.
DTAS also supports the development of case management protocols and standards of care, ensuring sustainable anti-trafficking efforts. It strengthens monitoring and evaluation efforts with a citizen-centric approach, aiming to combat drug trafficking within the framework of social protection.