A K-12 school group secures 6 campuses with stranger alerts

Face recognition at gates, perimeter intrusion detection and playground fall alerts run on XCORE-8 boxes with role-based access for staff.

Education6 campuses · role-based access for 3 staff groups
At a glance

Project snapshot

The essentials at a glance.

IndustryEducation
Scale6 campuses · role-based access for 3 staff groups
HardwareXCORE-8
Key algorithmsFace Recognition, Stranger / Blacklist Alert, Intrusion Detection, Fall Detection, Fight / Violence Detection
Challenge

The challenge

What the site was dealing with before deployment.

Busy morning gates made it impossible for staff to verify every visitor visually.

Playground and corridor incidents were reported after the fact, with no evidence of what happened.

Solution

What we deployed

The configuration and how it was rolled out.

  • Face recognition at campus gates with staff, student and visitor groups managed separately.
  • Perimeter intrusion detection on walls and rear access points.
  • Fall and fight detection enabled in playgrounds and corridors, alerting the duty office within a second.
  • Role-based access configured so teachers, security and administrators each see only what they need.
Outcome

Results

Measured outcomes after go-live.

6campuses
0.3salert latency
-80%unauthorised entries
  • Unauthorised entries detected at the gate fell by 80% year on year.
  • Incident alerts reach the duty office in around 0.3 seconds.
  • The group can now evidence its duty of care to parents and inspectors.

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