Unicity Detection
Reinforce your gate security offering through state of the art vision while significantly reducing your CAPEX/OPEX
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Higher grade intelligence, Higher grade security
We see what other systems don't in a lightweight embedded zero latency package that complies with all privacy legislations. Gone are the days of imprecise false positives and expensive time of flight hardware and GPUs.
Person Detection
Key Point Detection
Antispoofing
Time in Gate
Attribute Detection
Rapid Camera Calibration
Log Analysis
Traffic per billboards
Attention level
Dwell Time
Counting people
Age detection
Gender detection
Counting vehicles
Types of vehicles
Mask detection
Density level
Mask detection
Fraud detection
Counting people
Age detection
Gender detection
Usage level
Attention level
Dwell time
Counting people
Age detection
Gender detection
Success Story
Higher levels of accuracy while preserving end-user anonymity
Improving Border Crossings
Datakalab reduces hardware costs and energy consumption, while increasing the accuracy of unicity detection by 30%.
"We are delighted with our partnership with Datakalab which marks a turning point in the history of intelligent border crossings. This solution has the advantage of being scalable and will allow for flexible handling of any new constraint or evolution requested by states and operators alike."
Yann Haguet, EVP Identity Solutions, d’IN Groupe.
Provide the best experience
Increased daily operational decisions and reduced by 10% the use of equipment performing intelligent algorithm inference.
"The Covid crisis19 has particularly modified mobility behaviors and these new solutions could allow us to observe more accurately the evolution of demand according to travel restrictions, but also contribute to strengthening traveler information to allow them to adapt their trip according to the number of people on board."
xxxx, xxxx at SNCF Réseau.
Enforcing barrier gestures
Allow advertisements to run encouraging users to put on face masks when 80% of the them is not wearing them.
"The experimentation showed that the mask was more respected during the week than at the weekend, with peaks at office hours, around 8am and then around 5:30pm. It also allowed us to assist the operators on a daily basis, in a more reactive manner, in particular by triggering sound signals when the barrier gestures were not sufficiently respected."
Xavier Fischer, CEO at Datakalab.