- - Quick identification through automated face mask check
- - Decrease personnel cost with focus on peak periods
- - Enable immediate action with alerts in real-time
- - Document alignment with regulations
Ensure the use of protective face masks with mask detection as per guidelines
Face masks have already become a staple of life in many areas across the globe and will likely continue to be in the near future. As such, more pressure will be put on measures to check and increase usage. Video-enabled face mask detection is among the most efficient routes to ensuring safety and compliance. Wearing face masks and other protective face gear in public has been introduced by governments globally to manage the pandemic. Analytics can help identify whether people are complying to mask regulations using the same technology core as facial recognition. However, the goal is simply to anonymously detect if individuals are wearing a mask or not. This way it’s possible to be quickly alerted, helping ensure mask compliance and obtaining data on usage.
- - Define where and how to place guide displays
- - Improve in-store structure for better customer experiences and customer flow
- - Allocate personnel for efficiency in peak periods
Identify busy areas with thermal / Heat maps
For people to uphold the rules of distancing, their environment must allow it. Here, businesses have a responsibility to do area management. Analytics can help with crowd control and redirect people into less busy areas. It’s important to understand the flow of customers and density levels on your premises by recording the length of time people browse, where they linger and how they choose to move or exit and enter, etc
- - React quickly to enforce proper distancing
- - Gather insights on customer flows
- - Increase customer satisfaction by limiting long lines
- - Manage and point staff to where they are most needed
Limit long lines with queue management
Standing in line has always been a bother. But in the face of a pandemic, it’s also a potential health risk, Long queues at checkouts, store entrances, the canteen or the train station can create a risk of transmission if left unchecked. To prevent and manage long lines, analytics can record the number of waiting people and inform in real time. It helps to identify the people flow and avoid congregation.
- - Obtain accurate and reliable data
- - Deploy surveillance in challenging environments
- - Get access to easy-to-interpret data
- - Integrate with numerous applications and data sources
Empower your solution with LiDAR Sensor
Ensuring proper social distancing is understanding and anticipating how people move around. LiDAR sensors are an advanced 3D-sensing technology used to determine the movement, range and angle of moving objects via laser beams. With a LiDAR sensor, you can accurately measure the location of and distance between people, as well as the number of people in a given location. The sensor technology can also help enable accurate counts of people entering and exiting common areas, such as conference rooms, and provide automatic notifications if the maximum allowed number is exceeded. Paired with thermal cameras, LiDAR sensors can even help identify individuals with elevated body temperatures. The technology complies with GDPR because it doesn’t capture personally identifiable information.
- - Manage density levels in real time
- - Adapt easily to guidelines or regulations
- - Optimise staff during peak hours
- - Get insights on customer pattern
Keep track of the headcount with people counting in public spaces indoors and outdoors
Whatever your line of business, it’s crucial that staff, customers and passengers feel safe and comfortable at all times – while keeping the proper social distance. To do this, you must avoid overcrowding by counting the number of people entering and exiting your premises and designated. People counting can help prevent any given location from getting too crowded. With real-time analytics, you can be notified automatically as soon as a set limit of people is reached.
- - React in real time
- - Inform customers or employees of breaches
- - Prevent exposing employees or customers to unnecessary risk.
Display Information as Outcomes for Audience
Keeping both employees and customers well informed is a cornerstone of managing the measures surrounding Covid-19. Individuals need to understand how to comply with preventative measures, such as knowing about available workspaces or the right way to access a store. Having Analytics as a core solution provides the benefit of issuing visual messaging through digital signage systems. You can assimilate and disseminate all your data after analytics to display to inform people in real time. With a logic engine you can control what will be presented on displays, just as you can employ both audio messaging and listening.
- - Guide people through your location
- - Monitor pre-defined routes
- - Avoid unnecessary face-to-face interactions
- - Get insights to optimise designated paths
Guide crowds with one-way routes in Airports, Universities and Public Spaces
A challenging situation for social distancing arises when people need to walk in the opposite direction of one another. One simple fix is to establish one-way routes in stores, on platforms and in offices – and ensure that the directions are respected. Avoid close contact and the risk of congestion, and control one-way passageways by using one-way detection based on video analytics. That way, the system detects when people are moving against the prescribed walking direction and can, for example, trigger an acoustic signal via the loudspeaker system reminding them of the correct walking route with the help of digital signage.
- - Get real-time notifications of inappropriate behaviour
- - Enable quick action
- - Avoid having employees handling uncomfortable interactions
Informing people of Safety Regulations
During a pandemic, any breach of guidelines requires immediate action. However, it can be challenging for employees to know when to react, as some situations may require additional resources. Automated cues are a less intrusive, yet effective way of reminding people of guidelines.
Analytics can enable other systems to automatically react with cues every time there is a breach of guidelines. The real-time cues enforce quick action from personnel or, even better, with an automatic video or audio response. For instance, you can program your system to send automated audio messages or visual cues reminding customers of regulations in real time, without needing to place customers in an unpleasant situation by addressing them personally.
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