Courtyards and events
Gatherings, unattended objects, rule violations, hazardous zones and entrance events are hard to monitor manually.
Computer vision for courtyards, entrances, waste areas, driveways, lighting, amenities and events across residential sites.
Cameras already cover courtyards, entrances, waste areas, roads and access points. Video analytics turns the stream into events, statuses, notifications and clear tasks for management companies and contractors.
Gatherings, unattended objects, rule violations, hazardous zones and entrance events are hard to monitor manually.
Overflowing bins, waste piles, damaged containers and disposal violations quickly become resident complaints.
Blocked passages, surface defects, unsafe parking and restricted emergency access require fast visual evidence.
Dark zones, damaged assets, graffiti and unclean areas should be noticed before mass complaints.
Scenarios can be launched step by step: events and waste first, then roads, lighting, automated access and a unified control center for the site network.
Courtyards and eventsEvents near entrances, playgrounds, courtyards, recreation areas and resident routes.
WasteContainers, fill level, waste piles, bin condition, resident behavior and pickup.
RoadsBlockages, surface condition, unsafe parking, courtyard traffic and emergency access.
AmenitiesDark zones, damaged assets, benches, lawns, paths, cleaning and territory condition.
AccessLicense plate and vehicle attribute recognition, authorized lists, emergency vehicles and passage archive.
CenterSite map, events, contractor tasks, notifications, reports and comparison across buildings.
A dedicated SmartCity-style block: the system monitors container areas, bin condition, fill level, overflow piles, disposal violations and actual contractor pickup.

Containers must remain in the designated area; the system detects displacement, absence or foreign objects.
Container, shelter or bunker damage, graffiti, ads and vandalism traces are recorded in the log.
The system distinguishes empty, partially filled and overflowing containers without waiting for complaints.
Detection of waste piles, trash near the area, bulky items and sanitation violations.
People count, sorting violations, disposal outside containers and disputed situations.
Pickup time control, truck detection, license plate logging and schedule compliance confirmation.
The same scenario as for parking: the camera recognizes the plate and vehicle attributes, checks them against authorized lists and controls the barrier without manual verification.

The system works with existing IP cameras or a dedicated entrance camera. Each passage creates an event with an evidence frame.
Access rights can be linked to resident, tenant, temporary pass, contractor and emergency vehicle databases.
Plate, make, model, color and body type are recognized even with incomplete data.
Permanent lists, temporary passes and guest access are managed from one interface.
Separate rules can be set for ambulance, fire, emergency and service vehicles.
Frames, time, verification result, barrier action and disputed events are stored.
The platform links video streams to a specific zone, event type, responsible contractor and execution status.

The system detects events in courtyards, near entrances, playgrounds, parking areas and resident routes.
Events can be sorted by building, zone, type, time, priority and responsible executor.

Video analytics detects blocked passages, unsafe parking, road surface condition and traffic flows inside the site.
This helps assign tasks faster and avoid keeping the issue only inside resident complaints.

The system helps see where lighting is off, amenities are damaged or an area needs cleaning.
Events can be linked to the contractor, regulation, SLA and completion report.

For a network of buildings, a single event log, task status and site comparison matter more than one frame.
Management sees problem zones, contractors, overdue tasks, recurring requests and dynamics across buildings.
In the pilot we select 3–5 scenarios, capture baseline requests and compare response speed, confirmed events and contractor quality.
Each team sees only the events and tasks it needs: from waste and lighting to access, safety and reports.
No need to replace video surveillance. Scenarios run on top of existing cameras and gradually connect to dispatch, access, contractors, reports and notification channels.
RTSP/ONVIF, NVR/VMS, edge or server processing, work with already installed cameras.
Integration with authorized lists, guest passes, contractors and barrier control.
Events for dispatcher, security, contractor and management via interface, email, Telegram or webhook.
Aggregated metrics by buildings, courtyards, containers, contractors, deadlines and recurring requests.
Residential sites are usually connected with safety, access, queues and people flows. These scenarios can be developed as separate products.
We start with the camera map, zones, waste areas, entrances and contractors. Then we launch 3–5 scenarios, capture baseline requests and keep only what creates measurable value.