Large-venue ops — crowd, security, medical, asset.
For stadiums, arenas and large public venues: Innfini gives ops command a unified picture over crowd flow, weapon-detection sensors, asset RFID, medical response and multi-feed video — synchronized with venue security and on-site EMS.
The brief
- 01Crowd-flow blind spots. Concourse density and chokepoints emerge in seconds. Manual observation can't keep up; cameras alone don't aggregate.
- 02Weapon-detection coordination. Modern weapon-detection systems generate alerts faster than security teams can dispatch. Triage is the bottleneck.
- 03Medical response. Cardiac and other emergencies among large crowds need sub-90-second dispatch. Locating the patient is the first 30 seconds.
- 04Multi-feed video sprawl. A typical major venue runs 200–400 camera feeds. Operators can watch four. The rest is forensic, not preventive.
What we ship.
Six operating surfaces, one venue command layer. Each is a real Innfini screen from an illustrative matchday.
Crowd flow AI
See the build-up before it becomes a crush.
Computer vision across gates, concourses and plazas turns every camera into a density sensor. Innfini aggregates them into one pedestrian-density map, watches the arrival trend against the event clock, and predicts where a chokepoint will form minutes before it does.
- Live density heatmap · gates, concourses, plazas, transit links
- Predictive bottleneck alerts · 5–10 minutes ahead
- Guided diversion · alternate gates and live wayfinding to visitors
- Arrival trend against event start · main entrances vs alternative routes
Weapon-detection integration
Alerts arrive faster than teams can dispatch. Triage is the product.
Innfini fuses natively with weapon-detection lanes so every sensor alert lands as a case, not a beep: the lane, the camera frame, the timestamp and the nearest supervisor, together. An agent scores and routes it; the operator reviews with the video already open; the team is assigned with one action.
- Native integration with weapon-detection vendors · lane by lane
- Alert → operator review → team assigned · timed and logged
- Camera frame and context attached automatically
- Supervisor routing to the lane · response metrics live
Medical response ops
Locating the patient is the first 30 seconds. Innfini removes them.
A fan collapses in Section 314. The venue app or a steward pins the seat; Innfini finds the nearest medical team and the nearest RTLS-tagged AED, maps the route through the concourse and the right stair, and tracks the team until they confirm arrival — with the whole sequence on the clock.
- Patient locator · venue-app opt-in or steward report, to the seat
- RTLS-tagged AEDs and medical kits · nearest, always
- Route mapped level by level · stair and access point named
- Locate → Dispatch → Coordinate · sub-90-second target
Multi-feed video wall
Hundreds of feeds. Operators watch what matters.
A major venue runs 200–400 cameras and an operator can watch four. Innfini tags every feed with AI — crowd build-up, gate delay, turnstile queue — surfaces the flagged one, and auto-clips the moment onto the event timeline so review happens in seconds instead of hours afterwards.
- AI-tagged feeds · crowd build-up, queues, obstructions
- Flagged camera brought forward · others index themselves
- Auto-clipping on triggers · clip attached to the event
- Timeline scrub across the whole session · jump to any flag
Asset RFID
Every radio, kit and barrier — stored, issued, located, returned.
Comms gear, medical kits and crowd-management barriers are RFID-tagged and read at the store, the loading dock and the gates. Innfini keeps the count live through the event and closes the loop on return, so nothing is missing when the next event starts.
- Radios, medical kits, barriers · counted live against inventory
- Issue and return by identity · who has what, right now
- RFID coverage at store, dock and gate
- Store → Issue → Locate → Return · one accountable cycle
Audit & after-action
The after-action writes itself.
Every alert, operator decision, dispatch and closure is captured with its time, its camera clip and the person who acted. When the event closes, Innfini replays the timeline on the map and produces the after-action report — ready for the debrief, the regulator and the next matchday plan.
- Full timeline · alert, review, dispatch, closure — with clips
- Map replay of the response route and every touchpoint
- Operator and agent actions both on the record
- After-action report generated · event, duration, status
When the cardiac arrest happens in section 314, the locator pings within 30 seconds. The nearest AED is on the way in 90. The video clip is auto-generated. The after-action writes itself. That is operational excellence.
The outcome.
- 01Medical response under 90 seconds for in-venue cardiac and trauma events
- 02AI-tagged video review cuts after-event review effort 80%+
- 03100% asset accountability across equipment, comms and medical kits
- 04Crowd-flow predictive alerts surface bottlenecks 5–10 minutes ahead
- 05Multi-feed video fusion across hundreds of cameras with auto-clipping
Bring Innfini into your operation.
A 60-minute briefing with our solutions team. We walk your environment, your systems, and the workflows where this delivers.