Infinec Deploys AI Safety Monitoring at Lotte Department Store
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Infinec said on the 21st that it supplied its intelligent video analytics solution, AURON-i Safety, to Lotte Department Store.
The supply is an AI safety monitoring solution that uses existing CCTV and was deployed at the main Lotte Department Store branch, where it analyzes video from 72 existing CCTV cameras to detect escalator stoppages in real time.
Infinec plans to expand the solution in the future to include fall detection, carrier and stroller boarding detection, and missing-child search functions.
Infinec said on the 21st that it has supplied its intelligent video analytics solution, AURON-i Safety, to Lotte Department Store. The supply is an AI safety monitoring solution that uses existing CCTV.
AURON-i Safety is an AI-based real-time CCTV video analytics solution. The solution is equipped with the ability to automatically detect abnormal situations at the site.
It also supports monitoring staff response with alarms and warning sounds. There is no need to add separate sensors, and there is no need to introduce additional video equipment.
A key feature is that AI video analytics can be applied to existing CCTV infrastructure without wiring work. Infinec said the solution is characterized by lower deployment costs and reduced installation burden on site.
The solution has been deployed at the main Lotte Department Store branch. It analyzes video from 72 existing CCTV cameras to detect escalator stoppages in real time.
Before supplying the solution, Infinec carried out a PoC using video from a variety of CCTV cameras, including general cameras and fisheye cameras, operating at the actual site, and confirmed its detection performance through the test. Based on the PoC results, Infinec applied AI video analytics functions suited to the actual operating environment and established a safety monitoring environment.
AURON-i Safety, applied to this environment, was designed to supplement the limitations of having a limited number of monitoring staff directly check multiple CCTV screens. AURON-i Safety automatically filters abnormal situations and supports rapid initial response.
Infinec plans to expand the solution in the future to include fall detection, carrier and stroller boarding detection, and missing-child search functions. It is also pushing ahead with expansion into a range of AI video analytics functions related to customer safety, with the goal of continuously enhancing safety monitoring functions for multiuse facilities such as department stores.
Park Kyung-seo, an executive director at Infinec, emphasized the significance of applying AI-based safety monitoring functions using existing operating CCTV as they are. Park said the company plans to increase the utility of existing video infrastructure, and explained that it plans to expand into a variety of AI video analytics solutions that can strengthen customer and on-site safety.
Infinec has continued its related business cooperation efforts, and in August it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with AsianaIDT for business cooperation on industrial safety AI solutions.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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