Maiyn for parking and forecourts

People on foot where there should only be cars, and nobody at all after midnight.

Parking facilities are where most sites have cameras and nobody watching them. Maiyn reports people lingering between vehicles, movement after hours, and cameras that have gone dark.

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Parking and forecourts: camera view analyzed by Intelli

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On your dashboard: People on site
On your dashboard: Loitering
On your dashboard: After-hours events
On your dashboard: Camera health
On your dashboard: Open alerts

What parking and forecourts ask Maiyn every day.

“Is someone moving between cars on level 2?”
“Was anyone on the forecourt after close?”
“Which cameras are offline tonight?”

Configured for parking and forecourts from the first hour.

The industry profile proposes the zones to draw, the detections to switch on and where each camera works best.

Zones

Parking baysDwell
Loitering between vehicles
Pay stationQueue
Waiting time
Plant / kioskRestricted
Staff only

Detections

Loitering between vehicles
After-hours presence
Running
Camera dark, blurred or moved

Camera placement

High, wide cameras along each row
A camera on every pedestrian door

The Intelli skills parking and forecourts use.

Show skills for

16 of 42 skills are used in parking and forecourts.

Protect

Security for people, stock and property

Intrusion
Anyone entering an area you have marked as restricted.
After-hours presence
Anyone on site outside your opening hours.
Loitering
A person staying in one place longer than you allow.
Weapon detection
Handguns and knives in view, verified before alerting.
Watch list
People you have enrolled as banned, recognized on arrival.
Visit risk scoring
Visits ranked by behavior, each with its reasons.
Till fraud checks
Refunds, voids and drawer openings with no customer at the counter.
Camera tampering
A camera covered, sprayed, turned or unplugged.
Line crossing
Movement across a boundary, in the direction you choose.
Unattended counter
Customers waiting with nobody behind the counter.

Safeguard

Safety for staff and visitors

Fall detection
A person on the floor who does not get up.
Exclusion zones
People inside a machine cell or aisle while it is in use.
Safety lines
Anyone beyond a platform edge or marked line.
Crowd surge
Several people starting to run at once.
Running
Movement far faster than the normal pace of the scene.
Occupancy limits
Live head count against the capacity you set.
Lone presence
One person alone in a yard, plant room or ward at night.

Measure

The numbers an operation runs on

Footfall
Entries and exits at every door, by hour and by day.
Occupancy
How many people are on site, and where, right now.
Queues and wait time
Queue length and average wait at any counter.
Dwell time
How long people spend in each zone.
Heatmaps
Where people walk and where they stop.
Conversion
The share of visits that reach the checkout.
Returning visitors
Regulars recognized as regulars, without names.
Shelf availability
Fill level of every shelf face, with restock alerts.
Average stay
How long tables, rooms and desks are occupied.
Space utilization
How floors and rooms are used, hour by hour.
Shelf and display reports
Availability and display attention, shared with FMCG brands.
Counter coverage
How much of the day someone was behind each counter.
Queue walk-outs
Shoppers who waited, then left without buying.
Shopper paths
The routes shoppers take, from door to till.
Sales per visitor
Your POS sales divided by the people who came in.
Phantom stock
In stock in the system, empty on the shelf.
Staff presence
Whether a line, desk or ward is staffed.

Find

Any person or moment, in seconds

Search by description
“Red jacket, backpack.” Plain words, every camera.
Search by photo
Upload a picture and find people who look similar.
Search by face
Every appearance of a person you have enrolled.
Follow a person
Each new sighting of someone you have marked.
Journey
Where a person entered, went and how long they stayed.
Ask Maiyn
Any question about the site, answered in plain words.
Morning brief
Yesterday in five lines, on WhatsApp before you open.
Evidence clips
Annotated clips saved and exported with every event.

Recommended hardware

Maiyn Edge Max

Edge Max runs from 9–36 V and carries its own LTE, which suits kiosks and remote lots.

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Supermarkets and grocery

Restaurants and cafés

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