The technology uses overhead cameras to detect unusual movement in the water and sends a smart watch alert to lifeguards that pinpoints exactly where the swimmer may be in trouble.
A Logan public pool will be the first in the state to use artificial intelligence to help prevent drowning.
The technology uses overhead cameras to detect unusual movement in the water and sends a smart watch alert to lifeguards.AI is already used in public pools interstate, but it's the first time the technology has been installed in a Queensland pool."It happened so quickly. The witnesses said they saw the girl playing with her parents and then a moment later she was gone.
Logan Mayor Jon Raven with lifeguard Roger Clarke says there will not be a reduction of the number of lifeguards on duty.Council will see how the AI works at Kingston before looking to roll it out further, Mr Raven said.Backyard pools still the biggest danger Non-fatal drownings range in seriousness from a quick hospital visit for a check-up to life-long neurological disabilities.Photo shows A mother and son swimming in a backyard poolLogan Council Mayor Jon Raven said there will be no reduction in the number of lifeguards at council pools.
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