Drowning Detection Systems | Deterministic Detection | Aqutron Vision

The Aqutron drowning detection system is based on a proprietary industrial patent that introduces a new category of drowning detection systems (DDS): it does not attempt to "see underwater", but determines the physical discrepancy between what is visible above the surface and what should emerge.

When a person is present but ceases to generate three-dimensional returns in the airspace, the drowning detection models identify an objective drowning risk condition, independent of reflections, turbidity, or foam.

The result is a drowning detection system designed for water safety, public pool safety, and traceable operator responses in complex environments.

It is not an alarm that interprets. It is a system that determines, documents, and hands the decision to trained staff.

The Aqutron drowning detection system is designed to be installed in any type of pool, regardless of location, size, or shape, including complex and irregular geometries.

The use of aerial cameras enables installation completely external to the water, with no immersed sensors or invasive work on existing structures.

This makes Aqutron suitable for both new facilities and operational pools, enabling increased safety levels without modifying infrastructure.

Aqutron does not analyze isolated events: it understands the context in which they occur.

Within the pool, it interprets what happens in relation to space, time, and real dynamics. Outside, it integrates the operational environment in which the pool is situated.

This capability makes the system intrinsically scalable and enables submersion detection refinements and alignment with pool safety principles, including ISO 20380 concepts, without disrupting the base architecture.

Aqutron is not born to solve a single problem. It is designed to evolve, maintaining coherence, reliability, and control.