Are your entrances and exits congested at the same times every day?
Bottlenecks at gates and in corridors are felt daily but rarely measured. Knowing flows by time of day, anonymously, helps stagger dismissals or reorganise access points.
Smart Vision for education
VIDEO.MA uses your existing cameras or new equipment to measure entrance flows, cafeteria and common-area occupancy, and to flag after-hours intrusions. Processing runs on Edge AI and produces only anonymous, aggregated counts.
Bottlenecks at gates and in corridors are felt daily but rarely measured. Knowing flows by time of day, anonymously, helps stagger dismissals or reorganise access points.
A canteen saturated on a single sitting or a common room that sits unused means resources are poorly allocated. Measuring space occupancy helps organise time slots and investment decisions.
Entry through an unexpected area, outside opening hours, is often discovered after the fact. Alerts on defined zones let you react sooner, without ever identifying pupils or staff.
Education & Schools
Arrivals, departures and class changes create congestion that is hard to quantify, making supervision staffing difficult to plan.
Without reliable occupancy data, it is hard to adjust meal services, time slots or the layout of shared spaces.
Premises remain exposed in the evenings, at weekends and during holidays, while existing cameras are rarely watched continuously.
The school surroundings and the bus and car drop-off area become hard to manage at peak times, with real safety implications.
VIDEO.MA
Aggregated counts of passages at main entrances, by time slot, with no identification of individuals.
Estimated occupancy of the dining hall during each service, to adjust time slots and supervision.
Measurement of footfall in halls, courtyards, libraries or student lounges, to support layout decisions with data.
Presence detection in defined zones (plant rooms, rooftops, laboratories) according to configurable time windows.
Notification when presence is detected on site outside opening hours, in addition to the existing alarm system.
Vehicle counts and occupancy of the drop-off and bus areas during arrival and departure times.
Self-service consolidated view for school groups operating several sites, planned for the future SaaS platform.
Aggregated entries and exits per entrance, in 15-minute slots.
Estimated dining-hall occupancy throughout each meal service.
Average and peak occupancy of halls, courtyards and libraries per day.
Number of vehicles and average dwell time in the drop-off area.
Number and location of presence detections outside opening hours.
Cafeteria occupancy compared with meal registrations from the school management system.
Entries since 7:00
842
Cafeteria occupancy
68%
Peak entry
7:45 – 8:00
Vehicles in drop-off area
14
Activity per hour
Events
Site visit covering entrances, cafeteria and surroundings, inventory of existing cameras and scoping of indicators with management, within the constraints that apply to minors.
Definition of counting lines, occupancy zones, restricted zones and alert time windows.
Go-live on one entrance or space, verification of counting accuracy and fine-tuning of thresholds.
Extension to other zones, training for administrative staff, and maintenance of equipment and models.
No. The solutions offered to schools produce only aggregated counts and occupancy rates. No facial recognition or biometric identification is used.
Often, yes. The initial audit checks each camera’s angle, resolution and lighting. Where a position does not allow reliable counting, repositioning or an additional camera may be recommended.
The school, as data controller, must declare or obtain authorisation for the processing under Law 09-08 and inform the people concerned. VIDEO.MA can provide the technical description of the processing to support these steps.
No. They add a complementary layer of information, useful for checking a detection. The certified alarm system and guarding procedures remain the reference.
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