Count people, measure density, and detect dangerous crowd conditions across venues, stations, and public spaces — before they escalate.
Over 1,500 crowd-crush incidents occur worldwide each year. Density can move from safe to dangerous in minutes, and CCTV operators watching dozens of screens cannot quantify how full a concourse actually is.
Every camera feed becomes a live density map. Person-per-square-meter estimates update continuously across zones.
Configurable occupancy thresholds per zone trigger graduated alerts — advisory, warning, critical — as density rises.
Directional flow tracking reveals bottlenecks, counter-flows, and blocked exits, supporting evacuation decisions with live data.
The engine is designed for high-density scenes where individual tracking breaks down: it estimates density per zone rather than counting each head, which stays reliable even in packed concourses and event entrances.
Yes. Each zone has its own occupancy limits, and profiles can switch per event type or time of day — a match-day configuration can differ from a regular commute-hour setup.
No. Crowd analytics work on aggregate density and flow. No identities, faces, or personal trajectories are stored — making the system suitable for public spaces under GDPR.
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