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Non-Imaging Sensing for Government Facilities

Public facilities need situational awareness that survives privacy review. Non-imaging sensing starts from a defensible position.

April 8, 2026 · 6 min read

For public-sector deployments, the review question is rarely 'does it work'. It is 'what does it collect, where does it live, who can see it, and for how long'.

Non-imaging sensing gives a short and verifiable answer to the first part, which makes the rest of the review tractable.

What a procurement package should contain

  • Documented sensing modalities and what each one produces
  • Data flow diagrams including any edge processing boundary
  • Hosting and residency options, including Canadian-hosted deployment
  • Retention configuration, RBAC model and audit log specification
  • A pilot scope with defined success metrics before any scale commitment

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