AI Drowning Detection for Swim Schools

Design around the teaching schedule

Swim-school monitoring should reflect how classes use the water. Map teaching lanes, group changes and the movement of instructors and students. SAFE SWIM connects camera analysis with alerts that support the school’s daily safety workflow.

• Identify teaching areas and transition periods.
• Review camera coverage during representative lessons.
• Define the staff responsible for alert response.

Build a shared operating procedure

Teachers, pool staff and managers need a common response sequence. Define who checks an alert and how the event location is shared. Include the system in staff onboarding and routine handovers.

• Agree on notification channels and recipients.
• Use location information to check the relevant area.
• Review event footage during staff learning.

See the four-school deployment in Japan

SAFE SWIM’s Japan deployment story covers Shunan Swimming Club, Takatsuki Swimming School, Dazaifu Swimming School and Sunflower Swimming School, with local support from SSW. The case illustrates how AI monitoring fits a daily teaching environment.

• Explore the Japan swim-school case.
• Review your lesson and staffing arrangements.
• Discuss a deployment plan tailored to the school.

Prepare your site with the deployment guide