Privacy and data
Crowd density counts people, not identities. Analysis runs on-site and video does not leave the venue. Retention and access are set with you, and we review local rules on video use before installation.
Stadium security AI that turns your existing cameras into matchday awareness
Live crowd density , person-down alerts, zone breaches and parking flow, from the CCTV you already have. Your control room sees where attention is needed before it becomes an incident. Analysis runs at the venue .
- Works with your existing cameras, after a venue survey
- Runs on-site, so it does not depend on matchday internet
- Every alert is logged for post-match review
Request a pilot
Tell us about the site. We reply within 2 business days with a scope and a short plan.
See a matchday through your control room
Step through five moments of a match. Watch where the crowd builds, and select any area to see how the system responds. Illustrative only: sample data, not a live feed.
Safe flowHigh densityAlert zone
Illustrative simulation with sample data. Real zones, thresholds and alerts are configured for each venue after a survey. A person always decides how to respond.
LIVE SCENARIOSTEP 01 OF 05
Alerts
- Gate 1 queue is growing: density above the amber level, stewards notified.
- Car park filling: space counts updated on the approach signs.
Zone information
Select any gate, stand, the concourse or the car park to inspect its current status and response.
Matchday simulation01 / 05
Plan your matchday coverage
Choose your venue size and what worries you. You get a draft coverage plan, the starting point for a venue pilot. We refine it with you after a survey.
1. How big is the venue?
2. What worries you most?
01
Matchday risk builds in places nobody can watch
When tens of thousands of people arrive and leave together, density can build at a gate or exit faster than guards can see it. CCTV records it, but usually it is reviewed afterwards. Analytics on the same cameras gives your control room a live picture.
| What it watches | What your team gets |
|---|---|
| Crowd density at gates, concourses and exits | A live density map and an alert when a zone passes a threshold you set |
| People who collapse or fall | An alert with camera and zone, so first aid can be sent to the right place |
| Restricted areas | Alerts when someone crosses a boundary, such as a tunnel, media zone or the pitch edge |
| Visible weapons | Quiet alerts to security. See weapon detection |
| Smoke and flame | Early visual alerts near food stalls and electrical areas |
| Parking and approach roads | Space counts and exit-flow data to ease the post-match jam |
| Zone occupancy and queues | Operations data on busy sections, gates and concessions |
02
How it runs around a match
1
Venue survey
We review camera coverage, mark zones and agree alert thresholds with your safety team.
2
Matchday alerts
Live density and event alerts reach your control room dashboard, and SMS or WhatsApp if you want them.
3
Your team responds
Stewards, medical and security act on the alert under your own response plan.
4
Post-match review
Every alert is logged with camera and time, for debriefs and safety reports.
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What it can and cannot do
We tell you the limits before you buy.
What it does
- Shows density and flow where cameras have a view
- Alerts your team to people down, zone breaches and smoke
- Logs events for debriefs and reports
- Runs at the venue, on your cameras
What it does not do
- Predict every incident or guarantee nothing goes wrong
- Cover areas that no camera can see
- Replace stewards, medical teams or your crowd management plan
- Act by itself. Each alert needs a person and a plan
Questions about stadium security AI
Usually not. Camera angle, resolution and coverage matter more than brand. We check each camera during the venue survey and tell you in writing where coverage is missing.
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A site assessment not a sales pitch scoped before any commitment.