Detect the person.
Never the face.
Person detection, intrusion logic, credentialled vs unknown. The people signal is in the Atlas pipeline, designed (with an interactive preview below) to count people, track dwell, and raise policy alerts without ever storing an identifiable biometric off the edge box.
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- in the pipeline
- in the pipeline
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- in the pipeline
People are the second signal in the pipeline. Not faces, but people. Atlas is designed to detect shape and movement and credential state, not identity.
Every alert stays local. Every escalation is policy-driven. No face vector ever leaves the property. That is the design, by intent and by DPDP architecture.
Count the presence. Never the person.
7 present — 5 credentialled, 2 unknown. No identity, no tracks.
For illustrative purposes only.
What Atlas does
for people.
Purpose-built detection tuned for Indian uniform sets, monsoon ponchos, and helmets, designed to run on the same edge box as the vehicle signal.
Polygon-bounded zones with time-of-day rules. An unknown person inside a restricted zone at 2 am is an alert; the same crossing at 2 pm is a log entry.
Optional RFID or QR pairing. Atlas can tell whether the person crossing the line is a guard, a contractor, or unknown, without storing a face.
A person loitering inside a sensitive zone for longer than the configured window pings the guard station, WhatsApp, or the society-app webhook.
Pose-based alerts for fallen or stationary individuals, designed for lobbies, parking decks, and senior-living gates.
No face embeddings persisted off-device. Biometric pairing is opt-in per site, never default, and every retention decision is in the audit chain.
Built for the conditions, measured in the pilot.
The people signal is built so that detection, pose, and dwell all resolve on the edge box. What syncs is an event ('unknown person, restricted zone, 02:14'), never a face. That is what makes it deployable under the DPDP Act.
A loading bay restricted after 9 pm and open at 9 am is one polygon and one rule. Atlas is designed to enforce it on every frame locally, with no cloud hop and no per-camera SaaS.
An interactive walk-through,
no sign-up.
An interactive on-device preview (detect, pose, zone-check, credential, policy, decision) illustrating the in-the-pipeline design.