Smoke & Fire Detection

Scylla utilizes artificial intelligence and computer vision to detect and identify hazardous smoke and fire.

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How it works

Scylla Smoke & Fire Detection Detection system has been developed to help effectively address a variety of environmental threats to human life, property and valued assets.

Scylla solutions utilize computer vision and AI to detect a variety of hazardous environments at a distance. That’s why the system could be installed both indoors and outdoors and detect threats quicker compared to most conventional sensors.

The system has been heavily adjusted not to be sensitive to several sources of false positives like the sun, clouds, lights at night, etc. So that you could focus on what actually matters.

Use cases

Accidents in the workplace account not only for a large number of injuries and fatalities every year, but also for downtime and running costs. Detecting and identifying hazards is the first important step in mitigating risks. Scylla AI video analytics integrates with your existing camera network to detect

Smoke & fire

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What makes Scylla Smoke & Fire Detection stand out

Scylla Smoke & Fire detection module boasts an outstanding accuracy of up to 98.5%, effectively eliminating an overwhelming amount of false alarms

Since the system is vision-based, it eliminates the need for regular and time-intensive turnarounds compared to conventional sensors

Scylla offers a cost-effective solution that can be seamlessly integrated with your existing infrastructure

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Smoke & Fire Detection

How it works

Use cases

What makes Scylla Smoke & Fire Detection stand out

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FAQ

Can Scylla Smoke & Fire Detection Detection be used in areas not covered by smoke detectors?

Can Scylla Smoke & Fire detect fire even on foggy days or distinguish between smoke and fog?

Is Scylla Smoke & Fire Detection Detection more efficient than traditional sensors?

Does the smoke from cigarettes trigger an alert?

Can Scylla Smoke & Fire also detect an explosion or detect even slow-burning smoldering fires?

Can Scylla Smoke & Fire be used indoors or outdoors?

Is Scylla using thermal cameras?