Solidays is a music and solidarity festival held every year in Paris. It brings together international artists and thousands of participants with a common goal: to support the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Every day, Solidays welcomes over 65,000 festival-goers spread over 30 hectares, representing a major logistical and safety challenge. Audience density in front of stages and in strategic areas must be closely monitored to avoid any risk of overcrowding. The coordination of over 1,500 service providers and multiple teams adds a further layer of complexity, all the more so as infrastructures have to be set up and dismantled in just a few days.
To meet these challenges, the organizers deployed XXII's CORE platform on some sixty video surveillance cameras. This system enables advanced counting using arches and intelligent cameras, in order to define gauges by zone and constantly monitor the festival's overall gauges. Real-time visualization of flows enables us to anticipate crowd movements and implement preventive measures.
Dynamic gauges.
Definition of gauges by zone to adapt flow management and respect overall festival gauges.
Detection of high-risk areas.
Rapid identification of areas where density is becoming critical, enabling intervention before a situation degenerates.
Optimizing traffic flow.
Improved traffic and evacuation plans thanks to real-time analysis of movements.
Crowd movements.
Predictive analysis to avoid bottlenecks and better distribute festival-goers across the site.
Centralized supervision.
A consolidated, live view in the cloud, accessible to security teams and organizers.
Towards enhanced safety.
Experimentation to integrate simulation and fouloscopy scenarios to predict and manage flows.
Transform the physical world into data.
Ai vision software