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Detects what may be missed
It continuously analyses the agreed zones and flags situations that may indicate a drowning emergency.
For public, municipal and sports pools with organized supervision
Drowning detection for public pools
Aqutron Vision supports the supervision team: it detects situations that may indicate a drowning emergency and alerts the people who can respond.
The AI runs on site without relying on an Internet connection. The configuration can use cameras only or multiple sensors with patented 3D technologies.
A few details about the pool are enough to get started.
Why public-pool operators choose Aqutron
At peak times, simultaneous activities, glare and occlusions increase what staff must monitor. Aqutron adds a technological layer to supervision and fits it into the way the facility actually operates.
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Alerts the people who can act
It sends location, context and a traceable event to the people and devices designated by the operator.
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Fits the facility
The study chooses cameras only or a multi-sensor configuration according to geometry, visibility and operating conditions.
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Makes the decision measurable
Coverage, alert routing, known limits and acceptance criteria are defined before installation and verified on site.
Aqutron Vision is designed from the outset to comply with the applicable requirements of ISO 20380:2017 and ISO/FDIS 20288.
Feasibility study
A concrete design before installation
No two pools are the same. Aqutron first defines coverage, configuration, hardware, integrations and quotation, so you know exactly what you are evaluating before committing.
It takes very little to start
- A short call to understand the pool, supervision model and objectives
- If available, an indicative plan and a few photos. Otherwise, we collect them together during the site visit
The study defines
- Number and position of cameras and any additional sensors
- Expected coverage, known limits and alert routing
- Supplied hardware and required integrations
- Proposed configuration, pilot plan and quotation
You do not need to prepare a technical dossier. We start with what is available and collect anything missing together.
From design to evidence on site
Clear criteria. Verifiable results on site.
The pathway reduces decision risk by linking each promise to verification on the real pool.
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Initial assessment
A short call clarifies pools, supervision, objectives and the main constraints.
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Feasibility study
We define coverage, configuration, hardware, integrations, alert routing and quotation.
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Installation and pilot
We configure the system, train designated staff and verify agreed scenarios and criteria on site.
Clear criteria before installation
Scenarios, roles and thresholds are agreed before the pilot, so the result can lead to a clear decision.
- Coverage and visibility in the agreed operating zones
- Alarm delivery, acknowledgement and escalation path
- False alerts and missed detections under agreed test conditions
- Documented decision: accept, correct, extend or stop
Results apply to the tested site, configuration and operating conditions.
Traceability and conformity
A decision the operator can document
The study, installed configuration, tests, training, maintenance and traceable alerts provide an auditable record of the safety measures adopted.
The record can support audits and later reviews; it does not replace legal duties or determine liability or insurance outcomes.
Safety that can also create savings
S.P.A.C.E. — Sensing Platform for Automation, Control & Execution
Senses. Acts.
With Aqutron, S.P.A.C.E. connects occupancy data, sensors and plant to adapt pumps, filtration, air handling and other authorized systems to real demand, with interlocks, fallback and traceability.
Data for better operations
Occupancy, peaks and most-used areas help plan staffing, cleaning, maintenance and capacity.
Plant matched to real demand
Authorized equipment can adapt to actual use within defined operating, safety and quality limits.
Controlled actions
Interlocks, fallback, human oversight and a verifiable history bound every permitted action.
Up to 70% potential savings on optimized plant consumption
Potential depends on the site baseline, scope and operating conditions. It is estimated in the feasibility study and verified during the pilot; it is not guaranteed. The study assesses whether savings can offset the investment and, in the most favorable cases, exceed it. Safety, hygiene, water and air quality, and comfort remain acceptance constraints.
Questions from public-pool decision teams
Does Aqutron replace lifeguards or supervision procedures?
No. Aqutron is a technological support layer. Staffing, surveillance, emergency procedures and legal responsibilities remain with the operator under the applicable rules.
Does the facility need to be rebuilt or always use 3D sensors?
No. Aqutron can use cameras only or a multi-sensor configuration with patented 3D technologies. The study selects what fits the site and assesses reuse of compatible infrastructure.
What makes the pilot measurable?
The operating zones, scenarios, baseline, thresholds, responsibilities and evidence to be collected are agreed before the pilot begins.
Can Aqutron help document the safety measures adopted by the operator?
Yes. Site studies, commissioning, drills, training, maintenance and traceable alerts can create a structured evidence trail. This can support audits and later reviews, but it does not replace legal duties or guarantee a particular legal or insurance outcome.
Aqutron supports qualified personnel and established safety procedures. It does not replace lifeguards, emergency plans, access controls, maintenance duties or compliance with applicable law.
Start with the feasibility study
A few details are enough for the first conversation. Plans, photos and technical data can follow; we will collect them together.