Living Lab Stratumseind

The Living Labs initiative, focusing on enhancing public safety, conducts field trials financed by the requesting parties. Participants, such as Tilburg University, Eindhoven University of Technology, and companies like Intel and ViNotion, must align their innovations with the lab's goals and contribute raw data to Eindhoven's open data portal. One innovative application, ViNotion's ViSense technology, provides real-time insights into the safety and movements of visitors in Eindhoven’s nightlife areas. It can proactively detect potential crowd congestion or emerging violence, ensuring privacy by anonymizing data. Stratumseind, known for its high violence rates linked to alcohol consumption, serves as a crucial testing ground for these technologies, including Oddity’s violence detection algorithm, started in July 2019.

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Products and Institutions:

Product Deployed	ViSense (ViNotion) Oddity Violence Detection
Institutions ⠉	ViNotion Oddity.ai
Datasets	No Dataset Used
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Status and Events:

Status	Concluded
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Involved Entities	Axis Communications Intel Dutch Institute for Technology Safety and Security (DITSS) Atos Municipality of Eindhoven Sorama ViNotion Tilburg University Eindhoven University of Technology
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Location:

City	Eindhoven
Country ⠉	Netherlands

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Als known as: Living Lab Stratumseind / Citylab Eindhoven

https://www.facebook.com/LivingLabStratumseind/

The costs for field trials are for the account of the party requesting them. A prerequisite for participation is that the innovations are in line with the objective of the living lab, and that raw data is made available on the ‘open data portal’ of the municipality of Eindhoven. Participants include Tilburg University, Eindhoven University of Technology, Intel, Axis, ATOS, Sorama and ViNotion.
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De innovatieve ViSense (ViNotion) technologie geeft ons direct inzicht in de veiligheidssituatie en bewegingen van de bezoekers van het uitgaansgebied in Eindhoven. Voor het eerst kan een combinatie van sensoren vooraf drukke situaties en/of aankomend geweld automatisch detecteren tijdens stapavonden. Het systeem is geanonimiseerd en dus volledig privacyvriendelijk voor de bezoekers.
- Tinus Kanters Projectmanager gemeente Eindhoven, Stratumseind 2.0 2

The Livings Labs focuses on decreasing violence through various measures. Stratumseind is known for having a relatively high occurrence of violence, in part due to high levels of alcohol consumption. As such, Stratumseind provides for an excellent testbed for Oddity’s violence detection algorithm.
3 (Testing started at 07/2019)

References

^ | "Stratumseind". <https://www.thehaguesecuritydelta.com/innovation/living-labs/lab/3-stratumseind> Accessed: 2021-03-19
^ | "ViSense CrowdDynamics". <https://vinotion.nl/nl/producten/visense-crowddynamics/> Accessed: 2021-03-19
^ | "The Stratumseind Pilot". (2020) <https://oddity.ai/blog/stratumseind-pilot/> Accessed: 2021-03-19

Living Lab Stratumseind
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Deployment Status	Concluded
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City	Eindhoven
Country	Netherlands
Involved Entities	Atos, Dutch Institute for Technology Safety and Security (DITSS), Municipality of Eindhoven
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Technology Deployed	Oddity Violence Detection, ViSense (ViNotion)
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Summary	The Living Labs initiative, focusing on enhancing public safety, conducts field trials financed by the requesting parties. Participants, such as Tilburg University, Eindhoven University of Technology, and companies like Intel and ViNotion, must align their innovations with the lab's goals and contribute raw data to Eindhoven's open data portal. One innovative application, ViNotion's ViSense technology, provides real-time insights into the safety and movements of visitors in Eindhoven’s nightlife areas. It can proactively detect potential crowd congestion or emerging violence, ensuring privacy by anonymizing data. Stratumseind, known for its high violence rates linked to alcohol consumption, serves as a crucial testing ground for these technologies, including Oddity’s violence detection algorithm, started in July 2019.