Video Analytics Solution to Help Business Operate Safely
Senstar Safe Spaces™ is an all-in-one video analytics solution to help businesses operate safely amidst COVID-19. Consisting of the Senstar Edge Platform, a simple plug-and-play, stand-alone device with embedded software, Senstar Safe Spaces uses network cameras to verify if health and safety protocols are being followed. Face Mask Detection, Physical Distancing, Sanitization Station Monitoring, and Occupancy Counting.
Senstar Safe Spaces™ is a plug-and-play, stand-alone device with embedded software that uses network cameras to verify if health and safety protocols are being followed.
Is everyone wearing a face mask?
Is physical distancing being practiced?
Are hands being properly sanitized?
How many people are inside?
The Face Mask Detection analytic determines if individuals are wearing a mask or not. The analytic will reliably detect standard medical and N95-style masks, as well as a wide variety of non-standard mask styles. If no face mask is detected, an alarm can be triggered. To protect privacy, faces can be dynamically obscured.
The Physical Distancing analytic measures the physical distance between each person over time. The analytic can determine if physical distancing guidelines are being met (for example, 2 m or 6 ft) for small crowds of people. It is capable of monitoring larger areas, both indoors and outdoors. If proper spacing is not taking place, an alarm can be triggered. To optimize accuracy, a direct view of people is necessary.
The Hand Sanitization analytic monitors the behavior of people within a defined area and determines if they take the required time to properly wash and/or sanitize their hands. Set a time threshold to ensure people spend an appropriate amount of time sanitizing their hands. If the time threshold is not reached, an alarm can be triggered
The Occupancy Counting analytic uses Senstar’s Indoor People Tracking technology to track the movement of people as they enter and leave by crossing over a defined 2-way count line. Ensure maximum occupancy limits are not exceeded, and if the number of people exceeds the number allowed, an alarm is generated.
Senstar Safe Spaces can use any ONVIF-compliant network camera, can work with any video management system, or stand on its own. There is no need to replace VMS software, cameras, or servers.
Senstar Safe Spaces has been developed using the latest innovations and benefits from Senstar’s nearly 20 years of experience deploying video analytic solutions. Senstar video analytics, such as people tracking, crowd detection, and face recognition, are used to safeguard businesses, airports, schools and high-security facilities around the world.
Senstar Safe Spaces analytics are configured through an intuitive built-in web interface. Visually set the camera height and angle, then draw the size of the detection object (for example, average face mask size). The system does the rest.
Setup of Senstar Safe Spaces is as easy as 1, 2, 3: add cameras, choose analytics, and configure rules.
With Senstar Safe Spaces businesses can use network cameras to monitor their premises and receive alerts when health protocols such as face mask wearing and hand sanitization are not followed.
Consisting of a simple device with embedded software, Senstar Safe Spaces works with any camera or video encoder that supports ONVIF. Alerts may be sent to any video management software that supports ONVIF alerts or to a mobile phone or tablet via text message.
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