Location and check-in
Explore how a pass, wristband or phone could provide a last recorded location or check-in. A pilot would establish coverage, update frequency and who can access the information.
Vento Safety
Sensing and response systems for physical sites.
We are developing the connection between sensing, location information and staff response. The engineering spans signals, software and the decisions people make on site. A first pilot would test that connection in one area, around one use case.
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Possible pilot scopes
What a first pilot could cover
A first pilot would select one event, one area and one response team. The options below are starting points for scoping; coverage, technology and evaluation measures would be agreed for the selected use case.
Signals that deserve attention
Test camera or sensor inputs against a defined event. Compare alerts with what actually happened, including missed events and false alarms, under the conditions of the site.
Alerts and response
A pilot could test the complete sequence: a signal is recorded with its location and time, the responsible member of staff acknowledges it, and the outcome is recorded after investigation. Evaluate missed signals and delays across that sequence.
Equipment monitoring
Explore monitoring around one equipment condition or fault pattern. Establish which signal is useful, when staff should investigate and what action follows.
Exploration
The approach
How a pilot runs
A proposed first stage would establish a pilot scope, a test plan and the evidence needed to decide what comes next. The workflow should fit existing site procedures and responsibilities.
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Define the pilot
Choose one area, event and response team. Map the available inputs, participation requirements and decisions the system would support.
02
Test the whole response
Evaluate coverage, missed events, false alarms and acknowledgement time. Include missing or uncertain signals in the test plan.
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Review the findings
Compare observations with the agreed measures. Identify what needs to change and whether a further trial is justified.
Data & participation
Who sees site data, and for how long
Define how people participate, who can view site data and how long it is retained. Deployment and access should reflect the setting and the needs of its operators.
Related work
Related work in Autonomy
Vento Autonomy explores perception and control for machines. The two areas share an interest in understanding physical environments, with separate requirements for each application. Explore Autonomy →
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Where does your team need a clearer picture?
Tell us about the area, the event you need to understand and how staff respond today. We can discuss a pilot scope and the evidence it should produce.
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