Slip-Risk DetectionVerified
AI Slip-Risk Detection
Every spill is visible to a camera. None of them are watched.
IntelliSee identifies wet floors, liquid spills, and surface hazards the moment they form on your existing cameras, then alerts maintenance within seconds — before the next person walks through the area.
$20K+Avg. Slip-and-Fall Claim (NFSI)
25%Of Injury Claims Are Slips, Trips, Falls (NFSI)
0Floor Sensors Required
QATTDHS SAFETY Act Designated
The Safety Gap
The hazard was on camera the entire time. Nobody was watching.
Slips, trips, and falls rank among the most common and costly workplace injuries in the United States. The National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) counts them among the leading causes of workers' compensation claims, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data places falls, slips, and trips among the top causes of non-fatal occupational injury.
The defining characteristic of nearly every incident is the same: the hazard was visible on an existing camera before anyone was hurt. The footage was simply never watched. Closing that gap requires a system that recognizes the hazard the moment it forms — not an operator who happens to be watching the right monitor.
Invisible hazard window
The interval between a spill forming and someone discovering it is the highest-liability period, and most facilities have no way to close it beyond scheduled walkthroughs.
Walkthrough gaps
Scheduled maintenance rounds cover one zone at a time. A spill that forms 30 seconds after a walkthrough goes undetected until the next round — often 30 to 60 minutes later.
Multi-zone blindness
A single facility may run 50 or more camera feeds. No human team can watch all of them for floor-level hazards at once. Continuous AI analysis can — on every camera, every second.
The Technology
Existing cameras become an active hazard-detection layer.
Traditional surveillance cameras record everything and understand nothing. IntelliSee converts existing camera coverage into an active slip-risk detection layer by identifying the visual signature of a hazard the moment it forms in any frame.
The computer vision model analyzes light reflectance patterns consistent with liquid surfaces, texture discontinuities where dry flooring meets wet, pooled moisture accumulation, and the dispersion shape of active spills. Analysis runs continuously across every connected feed, with no reliance on a staff member walking by and noticing.
When a hazard is confirmed, maintenance receives an alert with the camera feed and exact location within seconds of formation, before the next person enters the area. No floor sensors and no new hardware: the cameras your facility already owns become continuous, autonomous hazard monitors.
See How the Platform Works →Defensible documentation
A timestamped, camera-tagged log records when each hazard appeared, when the alert dispatched, and when staff responded — the decisive record in OSHA 1910.22 and premises-liability review.
One platform, many detections
Slip-risk hardware solves one scenario. IntelliSee runs slip-risk alongside falls, weapons, unauthorized access, and loitering on the same cameras, with no performance trade-off.
No floor sensors, no new hardware
There is nothing to install on the floor and nothing to maintain. Existing IP cameras become the sensor, so coverage scales with the cameras you already own.
Coordinated response
Verified alerts route to RapidSOS, AtlasIED, and Singlewire InformaCast, so detection and notification are not separated by a manual handoff.
Reactive vs. Proactive
Every undetected minute compounds the liability.
Premises-liability attorneys and insurers evaluate one metric above all — how quickly the facility identified and addressed the hazard.
Traditional Approach
Discovers the hazard late
- Hazards found only when someone reports them — or falls
- Scheduled walkthroughs cover one zone at a time
- No documented record of when the hazard first appeared
- Camera footage reviewed only after the injury occurs
IntelliSee Detection
Interrupts the timeline
- Hazard identified within seconds of forming on any camera
- All facility zones monitored simultaneously, around the clock
- Timestamped detection log for OSHA and liability documentation
- Alert dispatched to maintenance before the next person walks through
Where Slip-Risk Detection Applies
Built for environments where a wet floor becomes a lawsuit.
Any environment with public foot traffic, employee walkways, or regulatory requirements for walking-working surfaces.
Hospitals & Clinical Facilities
Patient corridors, lobbies, and cafeterias, where a single fall carries OSHA and Joint Commission consequences and CMS reimbursement impact.
Explore →Production Floors & Warehouses
Liquid spills near machinery and production lines, with OSHA 1910.22 documentation for walking-working surfaces.
Explore →Retail, Grocery & Hospitality
Customer-facing slip hazards where premises-liability exposure is highest. Timestamped logs document the response times insurers review first.
Explore →Schools & Universities
Cafeteria, gymnasium, and entrance monitoring, with detection documentation that supports facility risk management and reduces insurer scrutiny.
Explore →Intelligence Brief
Privacy by design: detect the hazard, not the person.
IntelliSee identifies that a wet surface exists — not who spilled the liquid. It detects that a floor hazard has formed — not which employee or customer is nearby. Every alert is based on environmental object classification and surface analysis, not human identification. The platform uses no facial recognition, captures no biometric data, and stores no identity record, which satisfies BIPA, GDPR, and state-level biometric privacy requirements.
For standards-based planning, review OSHA 1910.22 walking-working surfaces, National Floor Safety Institute standards, and DHS SAFETY Act resources. IntelliSee holds a DHS SAFETY Act QATT Designation for its detection analytics.
Common Questions
What safety and facility leaders ask about slip-risk detection.
How does AI detect a slip hazard from a camera feed?
IntelliSee analyzes visual signatures associated with slip-risk conditions across every connected camera frame. The AI identifies light reflectance patterns consistent with liquid surfaces, texture discontinuities on flooring materials, and the dispersion characteristics of spilled substances. Detection occurs continuously without human monitoring and triggers an alert within seconds of hazard formation.
What types of slip hazards can the AI identify?
The platform detects water and liquid spills, wet floor conditions from mopping or leaks, pooled moisture near entrances, condensation accumulation, and environmental surface changes that create traction loss. Detection accuracy scales with camera resolution, angle, and proximity to the hazard area.
Is spill detection the same as slip-risk detection?
Yes. Spill detection, wet floor detection, and slip-risk detection all describe the same IntelliSee capability: AI computer vision that identifies liquid on the floor and other surface hazards in real time. Retail and grocery teams often call it spill detection or wet floor detection; safety and compliance teams call it slip-risk detection. The underlying camera-based hazard identification is identical.
How does this support OSHA 1910.22 compliance?
IntelliSee generates a timestamped, camera-tagged record of every hazard detection event, alert dispatch, and response confirmation. This documentation supports OSHA 1910.22 compliance for walking-working surfaces by demonstrating that your facility identified and addressed hazards within a defensible response window.
Can slip-risk detection run alongside other detection types?
Yes. IntelliSee runs all active detection types simultaneously on every connected camera. Slip-risk detection, fall detection, weapon detection, and all other classifications operate as independent parallel processes with no performance trade-off between them.
Does this system use facial recognition?
No. IntelliSee detects environmental hazard conditions and object classes, not people or identities. There is no biometric capture, no facial recognition, and no identity tracking of any kind. The platform satisfies BIPA, GDPR, and state-level biometric privacy requirements.
Close the Gap
Close the gap between hazard and response.
Request a risk assessment and see how IntelliSee identifies slip risks across your facility within seconds of formation — using your existing cameras and zero additional hardware.