SAFE SWIM AI drowning detection system
Keep the pool view, alert and response connected
Lifeguards need the affected zone and supporting view when attention is required. Keep the notification and response sequence available for team review.
Illustrative application · Original AI-generated visual
How it works
From a possible-distress flag to lifeguard response.
The assigned lifeguard assesses the alert and responds while active supervision continues.
- 01
Detect possible distress
possible distress, the relevant pool zone and supporting camera view
- 02
Assess immediately
pool zones, supervision assignments and incident-response procedures
- 03
Respond on site
assess the alert immediately and respond under the facility procedure
Verify the outcome
Review alert delivery, response time, pool usage and team follow-up.
- Pool-zone observation and possible-distress events
- Alert receipt, location and staff assessment
- Detection, acknowledgement and on-site response times
- Supervision coverage and reviewed response records
Customer case study
Okinawa resort pool
Okinawa Kariyushi Resort EXES Onna announced its SAFE SWIM installation on August 8, 2025. The hotel describes a system that alerts monitoring staff to potentially distressed movement so the team can assess the pool and respond on site, and identifies Fortune AI as the developer.
The facility
An operating resort pool in Onna, Okinawa, Japan.
The deployment
SAFE SWIM monitors the pool camera view and identifies the location of possible distress for the assigned monitoring team.
The response path
Staff receive the alert, assess the camera view and pool, and respond on site under the facility's emergency procedure.
Fortune AI
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