Automated head counter camera system at emergency safe assembly points during plant evacuations. Instantly verifies muster headcounts against active indoor facility occupancy using edge AI computer vision to identify missing personnel in seconds. Operates in synergy with in-out occupancy monitoring and lone worker fall detection to ensure 100% life-safety accountability.
In chemical spills, fires, or gas leaks, every second counts. YAFE replaces manual badge scanning and clipboard roll-calls with autonomous computer vision that verifies headcount as workers reach designated safe assembly zones.
Optical high-speed headcount as employees, contractors, and visitors enter assembly points without requiring individuals to stop, badge in, or queue up.
Instantly synchronizes with YAFE In-Out Occupancy Monitoring to compare total workers inside the facility against those assembled outside, identifying exact unaccounted headcounts.
Aggregates data across primary, secondary, and remote muster stations into a single unified emergency command dashboard for plant safety officers.
Generates instantaneous reports with the count of missing workers and their last detected indoor zone camera feed to guide rescue teams directly to trapped personnel.
High-contrast neural network models engineered to operate reliably in pouring rain, heavy smoke, night conditions, and wide open perimeter assembly fields.
Automatically benchmarks evacuation times, identifies exit congestion bottlenecks, and generates auditable EHS compliance reports for OSHA and ISO 45001 standards.
See how YAFE transforms high-stress plant evacuations into structured, automated safety verifications.
Plant fire/gas alarm trips. Workers evacuate along designated egress paths toward safe assembly zones.
Wide-angle cameras at muster points continuously count arriving personnel using edge AI human centroid tracking.
The system cross-checks assembled headcounts with turnstile in-out logs and active factory floor telemetry.
Safety managers receive exact headcount status on mobile and command screens, dispatching rescuers to missing persons.
Deployable on existing perimeter cameras or dedicated edge-vision poles with zero cloud dependency.
| Capability Specification | Standard Specification | Verification Status |
|---|---|---|
| Camera Compatibility | Standard ONVIF / RTSP IP Cameras (2MP to 4K resolution) | Verified Universal |
| Counting Latency | Sub-30 milliseconds per frame edge inferencing | < 30ms Real-Time |
| Muster Field Width | Up to 35 meters per camera with multi-camera stitched coverage | Wide Perimeter |
| Network Resilience | 100% offline edge processing with local cellular/LoRa fallback telemetry | Offline Capable |
| System Integrations | Honeywell, Siemens, Bosch Fire Alarms, Modbus TCP, Webhooks, REST API | Plug & Play |
Got questions about implementing Safe Assembly Head Counting in your plant?
The YAFE head counter camera uses overhead computer vision to detect, track, and count workers entering designated outdoor safe assembly zones. High-speed neural networks distinguish individual head and shoulder centroids in dense crowds, calculating continuous muster headcounts without requiring workers to pause or badge in.
An automated emergency muster roll-call system replaces slow, clipboard-based paper roll calls with optical computer vision. It instantly verifies that evacuated workers have reached safe assembly muster points and cross-references active facility occupancy to identify missing or trapped employees.
In urgent evacuations, badge readers cause dangerous queuing at exit doors and many workers forget their badges. AI head counter cameras count hundreds of workers per minute passively, hands-free, and in parallel across wide muster perimeters.
The system interfaces directly with YAFE In-Out Occupancy Monitoring to retrieve the pre-evacuation facility headcount. As workers arrive at assembly stations, net counts are reconciled in real time, immediately alerting safety chiefs to exact numbers of unaccounted workers and their last known indoor location.
Yes. Our edge vision appliances operate on local uninterruptible power supply (UPS) backups and use IP67 weather-sealed, infrared-illuminated cameras that function reliably through rain, fog, dust, and nighttime conditions.