Aetos
Aetos recognises enrolled people by how they move. It reads movement, not faces.
What it does
Enrolled or unknown
Each tracked person comes out as an enrolled identity or “unknown”. Aetos names someone only when it’s confident; otherwise it says “unknown”.
Where it fits
Security for closed groups
Groups where everyone enrolled and agreed.
- Confirming staff at a secured site
- Access to restricted areas
- Teams and study groups
Consent by design
- Enrolled onlyOnly people who enrolled and agreed. Enrolling needs a consent record.
- Withdraw any timeWithdrawing consent deletes the person’s record.
- Groups kept apartEach group is kept separate. Nothing is shared between groups, and Aetos never searches across them.
- Others stay unknownAnyone who didn’t enrol, like opponents, referees or passers-by, comes out “unknown” and is never stored.
- Never crowdsAetos isn’t used on crowds, members of the public or bystanders.