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Enalytix Deploys AI Video Analytics to Support Crowd Monitoring at Baba Baidyanath Temple During Sawan

Enalytix deploys AI Video Analytics to support footfall monitoring, queue management, crowd alerts, citizen app and attendance management

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Pilferage Monitoring at the Counter: How One Café Chain Traced Its Unexplained Daily Losses

Introduction Running a café chain means keeping track of a lot of things at once footfall, staff, stock, and of course, the daily sales. Most days, everything adds up. But every once in a while, the numbers don’t quite match, and it’s easy to brush it off as a small mistake. The real problem starts […]

13 Aug 2026

Footfall Analytics for Multi-Store Chains: Comparing What Works Across Locations

Introduction A retail chain’s monthly report usually comes down to one number for each store: total sales. It’s an easy way to rank stores, but it leaves out almost everything that happened before someone actually paid. It doesn’t say how many people walked past without stopping, or how many walked in and left without buying […]

10 Aug 2026

Crowd Management During Sawan: How AI-Powered CCTV Keeps Temple Towns Safe

Introduction It’s 4 AM in a temple town somewhere in North India. The gates haven’t opened yet, but the queue outside already stretches past the last streetlight. By noon, this town’s population will have quietly tripled. By evening, the parking lots will be full, the lanes leading to the sanctum will be shoulder to shoulder, […]

05 Aug 2026

How Number Plate Recognition Is Powering Smarter Parking Across India

Introduction Let’s be completely realistic about managing a major corporate tech park or a commercial shopping mall parking lot in India during peak morning rush hours. You have a massive queue of vehicles spilling onto the main road, security staff scrambling to check physical decals, and manual logging slowing down entry to a crawl. In […]

29 Jul 2026

Securing Border Checkposts with AI-Powered Video Intelligence

Introduction Border checkposts operate under a kind of pressure most security setups never have to deal with. There’s no fixed crowd to monitor, no single entry point to watch, just long, often unlit stretches of terrain on one side, and a steady, unpredictable flow of vehicles on the other. Every checkpost carries the weight of […]

27 Jul 2026

Stampede Prevention at Scale: Lessons from Managing Crowds at Indian Temples and Festivals

Introduction It starts the same way almost every time. A narrow lane. A queue that was orderly an hour ago. A rumour, a delay, a gate that opens ten minutes late. And then, within seconds, a crowd that was merely large becomes a crowd that is dangerous. Anyone who has worked in public safety in […]

16 Jul 2026

Biometric Attendance Without New Hardware: Repurposing Office CCTV for Face Recognition Check-ins

Introduction It’s 9:02 AM. Twelve people are standing in a line at the biometric device by the entrance, waiting to press a thumb that may or may not read correctly on the first try. Somewhere in HR, someone is about to open a spreadsheet to reconcile “device offline” errors from three different branches. This scene repeats […]

06 Jul 2026

Heatmaps for Store Layout: What 90 Days of Camera Data Taught One Retailer About Aisle Placement

Introduction When we manage online stores or websites, tracking where users get stuck is pretty simple. We look at click rates, check where people exit the page, and use digital heatmaps to see where they scroll. But in a physical, brick-and-mortar store, understanding how people move has always been a guessing game. For years, retail […]

01 Jul 2026

Improving Zoo Security with AI Video Analytics

Introduction Let’s be honest about managing a zoological park. It is a massive footprint to cover. Open-air enclosures, acres of wooded trails, wild animals, and thousands of distracted tourists walking around with cameras. Most zoos think they are safe because they have a central room full of CCTV monitors. But that is just a checklist […]

22 Jun 2026

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