Spill / wet floor / slip risk
First-pilot candidate: flag a possible spill or wet floor in an approved public or service area for staff review.
From camera events to hotel action.
G11 Systems is developing its Hotel AI Operation Platform for independent and regional hotels in Cyprus.
Discuss a hotel pilotFrom camera events to completed work
Hotel AI Operation Platform is in early development. It is being designed to turn selected events from approved existing cameras into tasks hotel teams can verify, assign and track through resolution. We are looking for hotel partners in Cyprus to shape a focused first pilot.
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A camera event becomes a tracked task
The planned workflow connects an event with its location, the responsible hotel role and the next action. Staff review the alert, respond under the hotel's procedure and confirm when the issue is resolved. The platform is intended to work alongside existing camera and hotel systems.
Explore use casesStart in public and service areas
Initial planning focuses on approved zones such as lobbies, corridors, pool entrances and service areas. Camera coverage, image quality, access, privacy requirements and staff response must be checked at each property. Guest rooms are out of scope.
Candidate workflows for hotel teams
These six use cases are under consideration, not live product capabilities. Each needs site-specific validation, human verification and an agreed hotel response process. The first pilot will focus on one workflow, with spills and wet floors as the current candidate.
Person down / fall
Surface a possible fall for immediate human verification. Existing emergency procedures remain in control.
Unauthorized presence
Flag possible presence in a restricted zone using location and time rules, without identifying people.
Door / access state
Flag a door that appears open or out of its expected state in an approved zone for staff review.
Litter accumulation
Create a housekeeping follow-up for visible litter in selected public areas.
Queue detection
Surface a growing queue in selected areas so a manager can decide how to respond.
Exciting? This is only the beginning.
Computer vision is the first step. Next, G11 aims to train different types of service robots on hotel-approved operational data and connect them to day-to-day hotel workflows—supporting staff rather than replacing them. The current scope excludes guest-room monitoring, facial or biometric identification, identity tracking and autonomous emergency action.
Shape the first hotel pilot
G11 Systems is looking to speak with General Managers and owners of independent or regional midscale and full-service hotels in Cyprus. We can scope one recurring workflow, review camera and privacy readiness, and agree what to measure before setting targets.
Discuss a hotel pilot