Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Luna Scanner is a ready-made comprehensive solution for ensuring the safety of facilities with mass gatherings of people. The system was developed by VisionLabs based on the MWS Cloud cloud GPU infrastructure.

The first place where the system was tested and implemented was MTS Live Hall, one of the largest concert venues in Moscow. Luna Scanner receives information from cameras installed at the concert venue and recognizes fights, fires, and weapons in real time, after which it automatically sends a notification to the security service.

As noted in VisionLabs, such capabilities are combined in one solution for the first time in the world. The system is suitable for monitoring any public places - concert halls, educational institutions, shopping centers, stadiums, and can also be scaled to the level of a district or an entire city. The company emphasized:

More than 50 cameras are already connected to Luna Scanner at MTS Live Hall, but the system's capabilities are unlimited - it can work with any number of devices.

Luna Scanner is built on Russian software and is completely import-independent. The target indicator of completeness and accuracy in determining fights and weapons is from 92%. The interface for the security service looks like the interface of a regular video surveillance system. The user sees data from different cameras in real time, Luna Scanner independently identifies threats and sends notifications about suspicious objects or behavior.

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