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The scenario: a hospital chain runs 12 facilities with more than 6,000 beds and a rising number of safety incidents, including unauthorised entries into ICUs, operating theatres and pharmacy stores. A chain like this might log around 47 patient safety events a year, from falls in unwatched corridors to unauthorised visitors on restricted wards. Waiting rooms overcrowd at peak times with no way to see it happening.
The solution is designed to run Visylix across all 12 hospitals on more than 1,800 cameras covering ICU corridors, theatre entrances, pharmacy stores, emergency departments and waiting areas. Visylix will spot falls, guard restricted wards with intrusion zones and tailgating checked against badge swipes, raise unknown faces at restricted entrances for staff to confirm, and measure crowding and queues in waiting areas. Every alarm will be tracked and escalated until someone responds.
Each facility runs around the clock, with thousands of staff, visitors and patients moving through corridors, wards and restricted areas. Basic CCTV records passively and is reviewed only after an incident, so security is reactive.
Unauthorised access to restricted areas is the most pressing concern. ICUs, neonatal units, operating theatres and pharmacy stores all require strict control, yet badge systems are routinely bypassed by tailgating. Falls in corridors and wards at night are the second, because nobody is watching when staffing is thinnest.
Aptibit will assess each facility first, mapping patient flow, high-risk zones and existing cameras. More than 1,800 cameras will come onto Visylix, with new cameras added only at chokepoints where coverage is missing.
Pose estimation will spot falls in corridors and wards, and Sudarshan rules will route each alert to the nearest nursing station as well as the security team. Intrusion zones will guard restricted wards and pharmacy stores, tailgating detection will check door events against badge swipes, and unknown faces at restricted entrances will be raised for staff to confirm.
In emergency departments and waiting areas, crowd detection and queue analytics will show crowding and wait times live, so administrators can redirect patients and open extra triage points before rooms overflow.
Everything runs on hospital infrastructure, including the AI and the Radha copilot, so footage never leaves the building. Faces and custom zones are redacted on export, retention is set per camera and per ward, and every view is written to a tamper-evident audit trail. Visylix is engineered for the frameworks hospitals are audited against.
The alarm and incident console will record who acknowledged each alarm and when, and escalate any critical alarm left unanswered. Floor-plan maps of every ward will show live alarm badges, so the team sees at a glance where help is needed.
Clinical leaders are involved from the planning stage, so the system is seen as support for patient care rather than surveillance of staff. The rollout plan trains department heads, nursing supervisors and security staff across all 12 facilities.
The solution is designed to halve patient safety incidents against the pre-deployment baseline, to get a fall alert to the nearest nursing station within 30 seconds, and to drive unauthorised entries into restricted wards to zero.
A natural next phase adds workflow and supply-area monitoring, with Aptibit as the long-term technology partner.
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