Seven rules for people in frames.
Safe Edge is a defect-inspection aid. It does not identify people, and it does not certify a water edge safe.
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Edges, not people.
Patrols aim at assets. Frames that contain people are discarded before storage, so stored evidence never shows a person. There is no face recognition, tracking or audio.
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Fly when the park is empty.
Patrols run at first light or another agreed window, and hold for lightning and wet surfaces.
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50 m from people.
Plans keep CAAM's 50 m separation from people, with zoom lenses and stand-off distance, and 30 m during take-off and landing. A camera station with people near it waits for a clear pass.
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No capture over homes.
Geofences mark homes and playgrounds as no-capture zones. The planner drops any camera station whose frame would cover one.
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No location in public photos.
The team's real photos were taken with permission and no people in frame, and their location data is stripped from the public build.
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Two people per fix.
The person who records a repair cannot accept it. The reviewer must differ from the installer and from the person who confirmed the finding.
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Simulated means labelled.
Every simulated flight, detection and repair in the demo carries a visible label, and every seeded record carries
simulated: true.
What is built, simulated or planned.
Each rule says where it holds today. Nothing here has met a real drone flight.
| Rule | Today | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Frames with people discarded | Simulated | The demo's scene marks each frame the privacy gate dropped, where the drone took it. |
| No faces, tracking or audio | By design | Safe Edge has no such feature to switch on. |
| Flight windows and 50 m | Built | The patrol planner fits every plan to a window and keeps the distances; the flights are simulated. |
| No-capture zones | Built | The patrol planner treats homes and playgrounds as hard constraints. |
| No location in public photos | Required | A requirement for every real team photo in the public demo build. |
| Two people per fix | Built | The core refuses it with two_person_rule, in the API and in the demo. |
| Simulated means labelled | Built | Every screen of the demo. |
Before live capture.
This page describes the product's design. It is not a privacy policy, and it makes no compliance claim.
Malaysia's PDPA can treat an identifiable photo as personal data. A data protection officer and an impact assessment are likely before live capture, and the one-asset pilot lists a data protection impact assessment among the approvals it needs. See the drone phases.
Blur, notices or a permit alone would not make a patrol privacy-safe. Until a pilot flies under its approvals, the phone patrol carries the loop: the walk crew photographs the same fixed viewpoints.