Prevention of illicit trade in antiquities has emerged as a crucial area of collaboration. Reacting swiftly to the situation, the International Criminal Police Organization, INTERPOL, earlier this month launched a mobile application that can help in retrieving stolen works and artifacts. The International Police Organization also emphasized safeguarding the cultural heritage, as it highlights the cultural history of the nations.
‘ID-Art’ app launched by Interpol will help identify stolen cultural properties, reduce illegal trafficking and increase the chances of retrieving stolen works or artifacts. The app gives the users, mobile access to the INTERPOL’S stolen works of art database holding authentic police data on stolen and missing art objects.
Using cutting-edge image-recognition software, ID-Art, allows users to search about the stolen object from the list of 52,000 items enlisted in INTERPOL’S data by uploading a picture. The data can be accessed manually also. US President Joe Biden Asks His Intelligence Agencies to Redouble Efforts To Trace Origins of COVID-19.
The app also enables users in creating an inventory of private art collections and report cultural sites potentially at risk. According to Interpol, the app allows those on the frontlines of protecting heritage to document the state of heritage sites, including historical monuments and archaeological sites. The generated data can be later used as evidence or basis for reconstr-out-how-kiara-advani-malaika-arora-others-are-styling-them-view-pics-6428587.html" title="https://www.latestly.com/lifestyle/fashion/love-joggers-check-out-how-kiara-advani-malaika-arora-others-are-styling-them-view-pics-6428587.html"> Love Joggers? Check Out How Kiara Advani, Malaika Arora & Others Are Styling Them (View Pics)