Most school cameras are watched only after something has gone wrong. CamBrain AI watches the places that matter at the times that matter — the terrace at night, the lab after school, the tank, the gate at dismissal — and tells the warden or security officer while there is still time to walk over.
Terraces, water tanks, labs and back corridors are covered by cameras that record to an NVR in the office. Nobody is looking at them at 10:30 at night.
Even a staffed control room misses most of what is on the wall. An alert that says which camera, and when, is what makes the cameras useful.
The school profile watches zones and schedules. It does not identify, name or follow any child.
9 need site setup. Labels come from the product's capability register. What the labels mean.
“Someone goes up to the school terrace at 10:30 PM.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, then testing on your footage.
“The chemistry lab door opens on a Sunday afternoon.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, the hours it applies, then testing on your footage.
“Someone walks into the hostel's staff-only wing at 1 AM.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, the hours it applies, then testing on your footage.
“A student is near the overhead water tank during the lunch break.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, then testing on your footage.
“Benches stacked for an event are left in front of a fire exit.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, then testing on your footage.
“The main staircase packs up when four classes are let out together.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, then testing on your footage.
“A van speeds up the school driveway during drop-off.”
Speed is reported only on cameras whose height and tilt have been measured.
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, the camera's mounting height and tilt, then testing on your footage.
“A child walks behind a reversing car in the pickup bay.”
Raised only where distance on that camera has been calibrated and tested.
Needs the camera's mounting height and tilt, then testing on your footage.
“A stray dog wanders onto the playground before assembly.”
Runs in production today; not yet measured on a held-out set, so it is measured on your cameras first.
“Lights are off, the campus is locked, and someone is in the admin block.”
Needs a zone drawn on your camera, the hours it applies, then testing on your footage.
The warden, the security supervisor or the duty teacher you name for each area and time — on their phone, and on the security desk screen.
Open the live view or the clip, acknowledge it, and close it when it is dealt with. Alerts that a fix has been made are checked by the camera before they close. The decision is always a person's.
Cameras that already see the terrace door, the tank, the lab corridor and the gate. Night coverage needs working IR or lighting. Speed and distance checks need the camera's height and tilt measured once.
No. The school profile watches places and times — a zone, a schedule, a count. It does not recognise faces or follow any child between cameras. Residential schools may, with parents' written consent, choose attendance at named checkpoints; that option is in development and is never switched on for day schools.
No system can promise that. CamBrain AI tells a named person that something is happening in a place you care about, with the camera and time, so they can decide what to do. The decision stays with your staff.
Usually not. We check your existing cameras first. Some areas may need a camera moved, better night lighting, or a camera added where none sees the place.
Only the staff you authorise, by role. Every view of recorded footage is logged against a named user.
Tell us about your site and the problems you want to solve. We will check your cameras and recommend one focused use case to demonstrate first.