Infinic Builds AI Safety Monitoring at Lotte Department Store, Detecting Escalator Abnormalities in Real Time
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Infinic said on the 21st that it had supplied its intelligent video analytics solution, AURON-i Safety, to Lotte Department Store.
The solution uses AI-based real-time CCTV video analytics to automatically detect abnormal situations on-site and supports monitoring staff responses through alarms and warning sounds.
Infinic said it deployed the system at the main branch of Lotte Department Store by analyzing video from 72 existing CCTV cameras, and it plans to expand its functions to include fall detection and lost-child searches.
Infinic said on the 21st that it had supplied its intelligent video analytics solution, AURON-i Safety, to Lotte Department Store. The company said it has established a system that automatically detects abnormal situations using existing CCTV.
AURON-i Safety is an AI-based real-time CCTV video analytics solution. It has an automatic abnormal-situation detection function and supports monitoring staff responses through alarms and warning sounds.
A key feature of the solution is that it does not require additional sensors or extra video equipment. Because AI video analytics can be applied to existing CCTV infrastructure without wiring work, it helps reduce deployment costs and also lessens the burden of on-site installation.
Before supplying the solution, Infinic conducted a PoC in a real-world setting. The PoC covered various CCTV feeds, including standard cameras and fisheye cameras in operation, and Infinic said it confirmed detection performance through the PoC.
Based on the results, Infinic said it applied AI video analytics functions tailored to the actual operating environment and deployed the system at the main branch of Lotte Department Store. The solution analyzes video from 72 existing CCTV cameras and has established a safety monitoring environment that detects escalator stoppages in real time.
AURON-i Safety was introduced to address the limitations of a monitoring setup in which limited staff must directly check multiple CCTV feeds, and it automatically filters abnormal situations while supporting swift initial response.
The company plans to expand the scope of its AI video analytics functions related to customer safety, including fall detection, detection of luggage and stroller boarding, and lost-child searches, while continuing to enhance safety monitoring functions for multiuse facilities such as department stores.
Park Kyung-seo, head of Infinic's AI business division, said it is meaningful to apply AI-based safety monitoring functions using existing operating CCTV as they are. He added that the company would further expand AI video analytics solutions that increase the usability of existing video infrastructure and strengthen the safety of customers and worksites.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407189
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