Security
Entrances, checkouts, self-checkout, warehouse, loading bay and parking understood in context.
VERTICAL / RETAIL & SHOPPING CENTER
An Operational Digital Twin brings security, safety, food safety and facilities together, making each event clearer, verifiable and documentable.
01 / THESIS
Entrances, checkouts, self-checkout, warehouse, loading bay and parking understood in context.
Potential falls, people on the ground, crowding and obstacles localized for staff verification.
Temperature, doors and technical alarms correlated to support HACCP procedures.
Systems, environment and source health made visible, including failures and missing data.
02 / EVENT ENGINE
Every anomaly gains meaning through space, time, other signals and human verification.
Compatible cameras, access, temperature, plant and devices provide selected signals.
The Operational Digital Twin places areas, assets and events in space and time.
AI proposes a priority; responsible people verify, act and document the outcome.
03 / USE CASES
HORUSWORLD supports visibility, workflows and evidence; it does not replace HACCP, fire systems, risk assessments, safeguards or accountable roles. Privacy, worker protections, the AI Act and NIS2 require project-specific assessment. No compliance is automatic.
Anomalous access, tampering and after-hours presence, without automatically assigning intent.
Localized events in public spaces, with coverage and false alarms measured during the Pilot.
Abnormal temperature, an open door and contextual video combined into a verifiable event.
A common event taxonomy, role-based dashboards and site-specific procedures.
04 / PILOT
A defined scope, measurable outcomes and a shared decision on expansion.
Site, sources, processes, privacy, safety and technical compatibility.
Two or three use cases, maps, rules, roles and operating playbooks.
Accuracy, false negatives, latency, availability and operator workload.
Go/no-go and a multi-site roadmap based on measured results.