This state-of-the-art security system used at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters will be deployed at the Paris Olympic Games.

The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is proud of its work. For the ninth year, the international company Algiz Security - based in Monaco - is providing security at the four entry points to the famous tennis tournament. And since last year, there's no longer any need to empty your pockets: an artificial intelligence system is in charge of checking visitors. Developed by Evolv and managed by Algiz Security in Monaco, France and Germany, the system "creates a magnetic field that uses artificial intelligence to analyse the disturbances that each object can create in a magnetic field," explains Sascha Kunkel, founder of Algiz Security. The AI can then recognise a telephone, an everyday object or a simple key. But it is above all capable of distinguishing weapons".