The Poseidon system – an artificial intelligence system for the detection of drowning – has been commissioned at the Claude Delobbe swimming pool in Couvin. 7 binocular sensors installed above the water permanently follow the trajectories of bathers. Couvin is the 25th Belgian public pool to be equipped with a Poseidon system.
This week we completed the installation and calibration of the drowning detection system in the new Tinnerbäcksbadet in Linköping, Sweden. The drowning detection system is installed in the 50-meter pool, where the pool is monitored by cameras on the ceiling for the best overview of the pool, as well as in the diving pool, which […]
In 2007, the Nordlandsbadet water park in Bodø became the first Norwegian site to install a computer vision system to detect a potential drowning in all its pools, including a wave pool and a diving tank. The new 25-meter pool, which is scheduled to open to the public in 2023, will also be equipped with […]
The 50-meter pool at Marignac will be equipped with a Poseidon drowning detection system. The Marignac pool has been open to the public since 1969 and is a listed historic monument. It welcomes a large public, from families to experienced athletes. The heated outdoor pool is open year-round. The installation will be completed in the […]
On November 23, 2021, the international laboratory SGS inspected the conformity of the Poseidon system recently installed at the Marche-en-Famenne swimming pool in Belgium. 7 pairs of cameras installed on the ceiling allow optimal observation of the 25 x 15 meter pool with a depth of 1.25 to 2.55 meters. The inspection consisted of checking […]