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Count people, measure density per square metre and get warned when a crowd is forming or a stampede begins. Visylix gives stewards and control rooms the minutes they need to act.
Visylix Crowd Detection counts every person in the zones you draw and turns that count into density per square metre, the measure crowd-safety teams plan around. It keeps counts steady over time, grades each camera from low to critical, and alerts when density passes your limit, when a crowd is forming quickly, and when movement turns into a stampede. Each camera learns its own normal crowd unless you set limits yourself, and small, distant people are still detected. Every change in level captures a snapshot, and history supports capacity planning. Through Sudarshan rules an alert can open an incident, notify stewards, play an announcement through a camera speaker and escalate if nobody acknowledges, and Radha can answer questions such as which gate was busiest last night.
What it catches, how it cuts false alarms, and what happens next.
Turns live counts into density per square metre, zone by zone, the measure crowd-safety plans use.
Warns when people gather quickly, before a zone reaches its limit.
Flags sudden rushing movement so stewards can respond at once.
Each camera learns its usual crowd and sets its own levels, unless you set them yourself.
Count only inside the areas you draw, from a single gate to a whole stand.
Captures a picture whenever the density level changes, so every escalation has evidence.
Built for the problems security, safety and operations teams face every day.
Watch headcount and density at concerts, melas, festivals and conferences, and control entry before a crush.
Cover stations, squares and procession routes, and feed live density to the command centre.
Measure store and floor footfall to plan staffing and compare against sales.
Count passengers at platforms, escalators and concourses and spot congestion before it builds.
Visylix watches, decides and acts, all on your own hardware.
Runs on the cameras you choose, with zones per camera and per model. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically, never below your limit.
Sudarshan rules combine this analytic with others using AND/OR logic, time sequences and access-control events. Test on real history first, with version history, snooze, hourly caps and maintenance windows.
Notifications, alarm incidents in the operator console, signed webhooks, MQTT, SIEM and PSIM, talkdown through the camera speaker, siren and door-strike relays, and escalation when a critical alert is not acknowledged.
Search every detection in plain English, Hindi or Hinglish. Radha, the on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools, asks before any high-impact action and logs every call.
Combine analytics in a single Sudarshan rule for layered coverage.
AI analytics are a separate subscription, billed per camera per month on the cameras you choose, with any of the 22. Talk to us for AI pricing and a demo on your own footage.
Visylix counts every person it detects in a zone, keeps the count steady over time and turns it into density per square metre. It alerts when density crosses your limit, when a crowd is forming quickly, and when movement turns into a stampede. Small, distant people are still detected.
Yes. A crowd-forming alert fires when people gather fast, before the limit is reached, and a stampede alert fires on sudden rushing movement. Each can open an incident, alert stewards and escalate through Sudarshan rules.
Yes. Each camera learns its own normal crowd, so alerts reflect what is unusual for that space rather than one fixed number. You can always set your own limits instead.