In school safety, the most worrying moment is recess: hundreds of children go out into the yard, the gate is open, the corridors are crowded. One teacher cannot see every spot at the same time — and most incidents happen precisely in the spot no one is watching.
Camera analytics monitors these spots continuously and only alerts you when a problem arises — a stranger, a child crossing the boundary, dangerous crowding or someone approaching a restricted zone.
What is measured
Stranger detection
An immediate alert when a stranger appears in the yard or at the entrance during school hours.
the safety concern parents ask about mostLeaving the yard
An alert when a child crosses the yard boundary or approaches the gate.
leaving supervision is noticed instantlyEntry-exit attendance
Entries to and exits from the building are counted automatically — how many people are inside during school hours.
the exact headcount is known during evacuationCorridor crowding
An alert if dangerous crowding builds up in narrow corridors or on stairs during recess.
preventing pushing and injuriesRestricted zones
Roof, boiler room, laboratory, pool — an immediate alert if a child approaches.
the riskiest spots under controlNight and holiday security
During the hours the building is closed, every movement is logged and a notification is sent.
preventing break-ins and damageThe system does not recognize children, does not identify individuals and does not store facial data — it measures movement and zones. Even so, installing cameras in a school must be done with parents informed and by decision of the school management. We do not recommend installation in classrooms.
Who it is for
General education schools, private lyceums, kindergartens and dormitories. The value is higher in buildings with a large yard and several exits.
How it is set up
Your existing IP cameras are checked, one device is installed on site, a one-week trial runs, and then daily reports and instant notifications begin. Processing happens right on site — footage never leaves the building, and the system keeps running if the internet goes down. More about installation and requirements →
Frequently asked questions
Are cameras installed in classrooms?
We do not recommend it. The value of the system lies in the yard, entrances, corridors and restricted zones — not in the teaching process.
Can parents view the footage?
This is the school's decision and a legal matter. Technically, access can be restricted; in the standard configuration only the school management and security service have access.
How is a stranger identified?
The system does not recognize a specific person. It detects unexpected adult movement in the yard during school hours and raises an alert for review — a person makes the decision.
Let's start with a one-week trial
One camera, one task, one week. You see the results, then you decide. There is no commitment and no payment for the trial.
Request a trialor call us directly — +994 55 710 58 37
Frequently asked questions
What situations does camera analytics detect for schools and kindergartens?
It detects a stranger appearing in the yard or at the entrance during school hours, a child crossing the yard boundary, dangerous crowding in corridors and on stairs, and approaches to restricted zones such as the roof, boiler room and laboratory. When the building is closed, every movement also triggers a notification.
Does the system personally recognize children or strangers?
No. The system does not recognize children, does not identify individuals and does not store facial data — it measures movement and zones. In the case of a stranger, unexpected adult movement in the yard during school hours is raised as an alert, and a person makes the decision.
Are cameras installed in classrooms?
No, we do not recommend it. The value of the system lies in the yard, entrances, corridors and restricted zones, not in the teaching process. Installing cameras in a school must be done with parents informed and by decision of the school management.
Can parents view the camera footage?
This is the school's decision and a legal matter. In the standard configuration only the school management and security service have access, and access can be technically restricted. Processing happens on site, and footage does not leave the building.
