Privacy & sensing
Room awareness, not surveillance.
Our smart-surface concept is built to read the state of a room, not the people in it. Here is exactly what that means.
What a smart surface reads — and what it never does.
Room-level metadata
Room-level event flags
Impact, vibration, and sound-event markers — a count and a level, not a recording.
Ambient conditions
Temperature and humidity trends for the room around a panel.
Panel & device health
Whether a panel or gateway is online and operating normally.
Material passport identity
Batch, recipe version, install location, and calibration records for each unit.
Never collected
- Voice or audio recordings
- Conversation transcripts
- Face recognition or biometric identity
- Individual or employee productivity monitoring
- Student behavior tracking or scoring
- Tracking the location of named people
These boundaries hold by default. Anything beyond room-level metadata would only ever be a separately specified, contracted, and customer-approved arrangement.
Principles
The rules behind the boundary.
Metadata-first sensing
Where sensing exists, it works on room-level event metadata — a level or a count — never the content of speech or images.
Customer-controlled deployments
You decide which modules are enabled, where data is stored, and who can see it. Nothing is on by default that you have not chosen.
Runs in the room
A smart wall is designed to run on a local gateway without a cloud connection. Telemetry leaves the room only if you choose to send it.
Honest about status
Sensing features are in development and offered as deployments. We tell you what is live, what is simulated, and what is still being built.
Want the product context?
See how the smart wall keeps room awareness modular and non-safety by design.