Belfast innovation designed to reduce the risk of stampedes at music venues and stadiums up for national award
- 7 months ago
A Belfast innovation that could significantly reduce the risks of stampedes at music venues and stadiums has been shortlisted for a national award.
The Stampede Prevention System has been designed by Queen’s University Belfast student Eray Kayar.
Following multiple examples of event crushes, Eray, 37, developed technology which combines an AI-powered flow monitoring system, a controller and splitter air bags that can be integrated into the floor of venues.
The airbags inflate from their hidden position when the system detects an abnormal situation, allowing for safe evacuation.
And now, Eray and his invention has been selected as a finalist in the Engineers in Business Champion of Champions competition.
The Stampede Prevention System has been designed by Queen’s University Belfast student Eray Kayar.
Following multiple examples of event crushes, Eray, 37, developed technology which combines an AI-powered flow monitoring system, a controller and splitter air bags that can be integrated into the floor of venues.
The airbags inflate from their hidden position when the system detects an abnormal situation, allowing for safe evacuation.
And now, Eray and his invention has been selected as a finalist in the Engineers in Business Champion of Champions competition.