Definition
Platform edge safety
Monitoring the boundary between safe passenger space and the train path.
What it means
Platform edge safety focuses on the warning line, platform edge, and train approach area. It detects falls, unsafe proximity, and boundary events in a mapped station view.
Why it matters
Transit teams need location-specific alerts that can reach operators or station staff before train movement changes the risk.
Evaluation questions
Can the camera clearly see the warning line and edge?
Which events interrupt the control room?
How does the alert identify platform, track, and camera?
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Platform edge safety
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