Enterprises Promote Urban Public Security Governance

Urban public safety is a top concern for citizens, and it has become a critical issue in the development of modern cities. At the "Intelligent City and Life" Academician Forum held in Hong Kong at the end of March, Academician Fan Weicheng, a leading expert in fire science and safety engineering in China, delivered a keynote speech titled "Thinking about Smart Safe Cities." In his address, he explored various aspects of urban safety, including fire dynamics, public monitoring, early warning systems, and emergency response. He emphasized the importance of integrating smart technologies into city management and urged enterprises to take an active role in shaping the future of public safety governance.

Academician Fan Weicheng highlighted that public safety should be a priority throughout all stages of urban development—planning, construction, operation, and redevelopment. He pointed out that since 2005, the Chinese government has established emergency management offices at multiple levels, underscoring the need for advanced technological support. He stressed that intelligent emergency platforms are central to building safe cities, as they enable efficient coordination and command across different systems. The successful implementation of such platforms requires close collaboration between the government and private enterprises.

Several companies in China have already begun making significant contributions to urban safety. Among them, Zhong An Xiao Technology Co., Ltd. stands out as a leader in the security industry. With comprehensive resources and strong R&D capabilities, the company provides tailored solutions for city safety projects, government agencies, and individual users. Its services span system integration, product manufacturing, sales, and ongoing operations. The company has successfully implemented numerous emergency management projects, offering real-world examples of how technology can enhance public safety.

Through the combined efforts of experts like Academician Fan Weicheng and companies such as Zhong An Xiao Technology, the vision of a safer, smarter city is becoming more achievable. As Academician Fan concluded: "To achieve the modernization of urban public safety governance, we must continuously innovate in ideas, methods, and technologies. Building safe cities requires focusing on safety throughout the entire life cycle of urban development. This is essential for improving the overall level of urban safety and emergency management. Creating intelligent, safe cities is not only a public expectation but also a shared responsibility of governments and enterprises. Together, we can work toward this important goal."