AI Behaviour Detection Stirling

Why Stirling?

Stirling has a population of around 97,000 and is one of Scotland's most historically significant cities, home to Stirling Castle and a university that together draw hundreds of thousands of visitors and students to the city each year. With hundreds of licensed venues and active sites across the Central Scotland area, the demand for fast, accurate detection is high.

• Stirling Castle is one of Scotland's most visited tourist attractions, hosting events, banquets and exhibitions throughout the year with spaces that exceed 200 capacity and fall within Martyn's Law scope for historic venue operators.
• The Thistles Shopping Centre is the primary retail destination for central Scotland, serving Stirling, Falkirk and the wider Forth Valley, where theft detection and crowd monitoring are ongoing security requirements.
• Forthbank Stadium hosts Stirling Albion matches and is used for community events, with crowd management requirements on match days and when the ground is used for occasions beyond football.
• The University of Stirling campus, set within a large parkland estate, hosts significant events throughout the academic year, with multiple venues and spaces that fall under Martyn's Law scope and require active monitoring.
• Stirling's old town bar and restaurant district, particularly around Bow Street and the castle approach, generates significant evening activity where drink spiking and late-night aggression incidents are a challenge for operators serving a mix of tourists, students and local residents.