According to statistics, there are about 450,000 communities across the country, which monitor high-altitude objects, litter control, personnel management, fireworks detection, road occupation, people flow detection, vehicle vehicle detection, etc. The need to create community safety is closely related to every participant, according to the court Public information shows that there are more than 1,000 cases related to high-altitude parabolic objects every year. The harm of high-altitude parabolic events is increasing year by year, which has sounded the alarm bell "overhead"; The deployment of the AICC smart community management program can deal with high-altitude parabolic and chaotic incidents. Garbage disposal personnel management, fireworks detection, vehicle identification, delivery person identification and other behaviors are effectively supervised, and the identification accuracy rate reaches more than 85%. It plays a positive role in warning beforehand and holding people accountable afterward, ensuring the safety of residents "over their heads".