Open campuses
Multiple gates and boundaries that cannot all be staffed.
Campus security and attendance with the extra caution that a site full of minors demands.
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A campus is a security problem with an ethics problem attached. Everything deployed here should start from what is proportionate for students, not from what is technically possible.
Multiple gates and boundaries that cannot all be staffed.
Registers and cards consume teaching time and get shared.
Labs, hostels and equipment stores need monitoring outside teaching hours.
Anything involving minors carries heavier obligations.
Same platform, same event pipeline, same audit log — only the rules differ.
Gate, corridor, lab and hostel camera groups with retention set by zone.
Perimeter intrusion, after-hours entry and crowd density at gates and assembly areas.
Staff and visitor management at gates. For students, only with institutional policy and guardian consent.
Our default advice for schools is anonymous analytics only, and no biometric enrolment of minors unless the institution has policy, guardian consent and legal review in place.
Technically yes, and we would ask you to think hard first. Minors' biometric data carries the heaviest obligations under the DPDP Act. Card or app-based attendance solves the same problem with far less risk.
Corridors and entrances only. No cameras in rooms, bathrooms or changing areas — we will not design those in.
Tell us the site, the camera count and what you need to catch. We will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks price.