LifeguardEye delivers adaptable, AI-powered oversight for every aquatic environment — from small community pools to large water parks, open water, and professional rescue missions.
LifeguardEye enhances safety in high-responsibility environments where consistent supervision is critical.
Public & Community Pools
Water Parks & Recreational Centers
Open Water & Public Waterfronts
Patrol & Rescue Missions
Water parks present unique safety challenges due to crowd density and constant movement.
Open water conditions change constantly — visibility, currents, waves, and crowd behavior are less predictable.
Beyond fixed facilities, LifeguardEye can operate as a mobile situational-awareness tool. It supports search, rescue, and patrol missions where quick detection and reliable visual analysis are critical.
real-time detection of dangerous situations;
automated oversight of deep water, children’s areas, and high-risk zones;
actionable daily reports for managers and risk-management teams.
Key benefits:
monitoring of large, complex, and fast-moving environments;
reliable performance despite splashes, foam, glare, or inconsistent lighting;
early detection of critical behaviors among large groups of guests.
Key benefits:
real-time behavior analysis on and near the water;
support for lifeguards in low-visibility or high-risk conditions;
early warning of potentially dangerous scenarios.
Key benefits:
real-time video analysis from mobile cameras, temporary setups, or drones;
assistance in locating individuals and identifying unusual or risky behavior;
effective performance in non-standard, challenging environments.
Key benefits:
AI-powered continuous surveillance that maintains full situational awareness across the entire aquatic environment — day and night.
24/7 Intelligent Monitoring
Monitors each zone independently —shallow water, deep areas, lap lanes, or restricted sections — while detecting overcrowding and unusual activity patterns.
Zone-Based Oversight & Crowd Awareness
Immediate audio notifications sent directly to lifeguard devices, enabling faster response and reducing the risk of missed incidents.
Instant Alerts to Lifeguards
Automatically identifies prolonged submersion, lack of movement, or other early indicators of distress to help prevent critical situations.
Real-Time Behavior & Submersion Detection
HOW IT WORKS
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Safety & Operational Impact
LifeguardEye delivers detailed analytics on visitor flow and zone activity. This operational data empowers managers to optimize staffing, reduce congestion, enhance the guest experience, and plan programs with confidence.
Visitor Flow & Occupancy Analytics
The system highlights risk factors before they escalate into dangerous situations. This includes detecting swimmers entering high-risk zones, identifying prolonged underwater presence, spotting isolated swimmers, and recognizing early signs of fatigue or distress.
Early-Risk Identification & Hazard Prevention
LifeguardEye provides structured reports that help leadership understand real risk patterns — visitor behavior, near-miss events, and staff response times. These insights support data-driven decisions in staffing, training, scheduling, and long-term safety improvements.
Actionable Analytics for Risk Management & Training
LifeguardEye strengthens on-site supervision by enhancing human observation with continuous AI oversight. It helps lifeguards maintain focus, reduces cognitive load, and supports them in visually complex or high-traffic environments — improving safety without replacing staff.
A safer and more controlled aquatic environment increases visitor confidence and satisfaction. Families, swimmers, and athletes feel more secure knowing the facility uses advanced AI protection — strengthening the facility’s reputation, community trust, and public responsibility.
See the Warning Signs Before They Become Emergencies by using AI technology
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Aerial & Perimeter Monitoring
Open-Water Testing
Multi-Zone Recreation & Family Centers
Public Pools & Municipal Facilities
Deep & Competitive Pools
Deep & Competitive Pools
rapid vertical ascents and descents
long underwater sequences
strong turbulence
multiple athletes performing complex choreography
Deep pools used for synchronized swimming and diving feature:
LifeguardEye has been trained and validated in these exact conditions, gaining the ability to distinguish between high-intensity athletic activity and genuine signs of distress. This experience forms the foundation for accurate detection in any deep-water scenario.
Competitive aquatic environments are among the most demanding for any vision-based system.
Synchronized swimming, diving, high-performance training
Public Pools & Municipal Facilities
varied age groups and skill levels
crowds moving in unpredictable patterns
sudden jumps, splashes, and playful behavior
shifting light conditions throughout the day
lanes, recreation zones, free swim, classes — all at once
Public pools present a completely different set of challenges:
Our installations in community and municipal pools taught the AI to interpret highly variable movement patterns, segment zones correctly, and detect prolonged underwater stillness even in visually overloaded settings.
This is where LifeguardEye learned to operate reliably in environments where visibility is often limited and motion is chaotic.
Mixed activities, dynamic lighting, variable crowd density
Multi-Zone Recreation & Family Centers
shallow pools with small children
inflatable toys, floaters, and visual noise
unpredictable behavior and rapid posture changes
partial occlusions when children cluster together
Family aquatic centers present some of the most safety-critical scenarios:
These environments forced our AI to learn subtle early indicators of risk that differ significantly from those seen in adult swimmers.
Children’s areas, shallow zones, small objects, fast random motion
Open-Water Testing
irregular wave patterns
strong reflections from the sun
currents and drift
variable turbidity and shifting visibility
swimmers partially or fully obscured by surface motion
Open-water conditions introduce an entirely new dimension of complexity:
Field tests on beaches allowed us to push the AI beyond controlled pool environments and understand how natural water behaves — how it distorts motion, how it hides early signs of trouble, and how environmental dynamics differ from those in still water. This experience significantly broadened the robustness of our algorithms.
We constantly strive to optimize our product, develop new features and expand its range of application. And one of the core elements of our work is communication with practitioners and experts like you. We would like to broaden our community and start working together on setting new water safety standards based on the combination of active safety and technology.