Venue pilot programme / limited slots
You banned camera glasses. Now give the policy eyes.
Pubs, theatres, clinics, and clubs are banning smart glasses — but staff can't spot them from across the room. LensSentry detects the Bluetooth signals camera glasses give off and keeps a timestamped log of what was seen, and when.
Fig. 1 — Detection
Venue mode
StatusLikely nearby
LoggedFirst · last · peak
A timestamped record your policy can lean on.
§ 01
Detection, plus the record that makes it enforceable
1.1
Detection at the door or on the floor
An Android device running LensSentry monitors continuously — screen off, across staff shifts, resuming after reboots.
1.2
A timestamped record
Every detection is logged with first-seen, last-seen, and signal strength — the beginnings of an enforcement record, not just a beep.
1.3
Signatures that keep up
Detection fingerprints update over the air as new glasses ship and manufacturers change their signals.
1.4
Shape the product
Venue mode is being built with pilot partners now — dashboards, exports, and multi-device coverage are on the table. Early partners set the priorities.
§ 02
What we won't tell you
The same honesty we give consumers, given to you before you sign anything.
The limit
No Bluetooth detector catches every pair every time. Glasses already connected to a phone can go quiet.
The role
It complements your policy and your staff. It does not replace either.
§ 03
Join the pilot
Tell us about your space and we'll follow up with pilot details, hardware requirements, and timelines.