Current StateWhat communities look like today
When a senior wanders off, a child goes missing or something is lost, staff can only go through footage clip by clip. The last known location and route are hard to piece together, and the best time to search is often lost.
Typical market approaches
Either staff pull footage by hand, or seniors and children are given GPS wristbands that fail if forgotten or out of battery; some solutions run face tracking on everyone, which poses serious privacy risks.
After DeploymentWhat AIROBO provides
• Authorized monitoring and geofencing: residents grant separate authorization for each family member and set the areas where they are allowed to move.
• Visual positioning and tracks: multimodal feature recognition, cross-camera association, last known location, movement tracks and route playback.
• Anomaly alerts: when someone leaves the geofence or is out of contact for a long time, residents and property management are notified promptly and a response work order is created.
• Person and item search: launched with one tap in the app; items and vehicles can be searched by visual features.
Customer Benefits
Authorized subjects onlyNo tracks are built for anyone without separate authorization; data is retained for the agreed period and deleted when it expires.
No wearables neededBased on the community's existing video coverage, so nothing to forget or recharge.
Alerts only on anomaliesNormal activity within allowed areas triggers no alarm; alerts are sent only when someone leaves the geofence or an agreed anomaly occurs.
Shared with the security systemReuses the video and event capabilities of AI security.
This service helps detect issues and shorten search time; it does not replace the guardianship responsibilities of family members and guardians.