300 AI anti-bullying terminals have been installed throughout the school! Record of the implementation at Taodu Middle School in Dingshu Town: No blind spots in toilets and dormitories for early warnings

"## Project Background: The Challenges of Anti-Bullying in Rural Middle Schools
Dingshu Town in Yixing City is famous for its purple clay pottery. Although the economy is developed, there are many migrant workers. Taodu Middle School currently has 36 teaching classes with about 1,800 students, of which more than 40% are left-behind children or children of migrant workers. According to the school's moral education department, over 60% of student conflicts occur in toilets and dormitories, and the victims often do not report out of fear of retaliation. Traditional cameras cannot be installed in private areas, and it is difficult for on-duty teachers to cover all times. The principal admitted during a safety meeting, 'We have tried to increase patrols and hold themed class meetings, but it's hard to prevent bullying. We only find out when parents come to complain.' At the beginning of 2025, the school decided to introduce an AI anti-bullying alarm system to fill the 'blind spots' in surveillance."

Selection and Deployment: Why 300 AI Devices? \

After on-site inspections and comparisons of multiple solutions, our company's AI anti-bullying voice alarm terminals were chosen due to three core advantages:

1. Local AI voice recognition: They can recognize keywords such as 'Help', 'Don't hit me', 'Teacher, come quickly', and 'Alarm' without an internet connection, triggering an alarm automatically, allowing students to seek help without pressing a button.
2. One-touch emergency call + two-way intercom: A large red button is designed to connect to the security room and the principal's phone within 3 seconds, supporting remote announcements to deter bullying.
3. Blind-spot coverage: The devices have an IP65 protection level, making them resistant to damage and splashing, suitable for humid environments like toilets and shower rooms. A total of 316 devices were deployed (officially stated as 300 devices), with the distribution as follows:

• Male and female restroom stalls in the teaching building: 198 devices, covering approximately 220 stalls across 6 teaching buildings (some large stalls have two devices).
• Student dormitory building: 82 devices, covering each floor corridor, shower room entrances, and the laundry room.
• Secluded areas of the campus: 36 devices, including areas around the playground fence, bicycle sheds, and the water dispenser room (blind spots in surveillance). The system uses a wired + 4G dual-link connection to the school's existing campus security management platform and integrates with the local police station's one-touch alarm system. The security room is equipped with a management host that automatically displays a map of the location and a real-time intercom window when an alarm is triggered."

Key Points of Implementation \

• Summer Vacation Focus: The installation and debugging of all 316 devices were completed within 10 days during the summer vacation of July and August 2025, without affecting regular teaching.
• Full Teacher Training: Before the start of the school year, all 86 faculty members participated in a 'AI anti-bullying system practical exercise' to simulate various alarm scenarios and ensure everyone knew how to handle them.
• Student Education on the Red Button: Through speeches under the national flag, themed class meetings, and campus broadcasts, students were taught to press the red button to call for help, and a reminder voice in the Yixing dialect was produced (for some elderly guardians and local students).
• Parent-Teacher Communication: A parent-teacher meeting was held, and a 'Notice on the Use of Anti-Bullying Devices' was distributed, emphasizing that the devices do not have cameras and do not violate privacy, receiving 98% parental support."

Operational Results and Customer Feedback \

Three months after the system was put into use (statistics from the school's moral education department):

• Teaching Building Toilet: A seventh-grade boy was surrounded by three people demanding 'protection money'. He shouted 'Don't hit me', and the device automatically triggered an alarm. The security room immediately announced, 'Teacher is at the door of stall number 3', and the attackers left quickly.
• Dormitory Building Shower Room: After the lights were turned off, two students pushed each other over a trivial matter. A roommate pressed the alarm button in the corridor, and the on-duty teacher arrived within 2 minutes to stop the physical conflict.
• Secluded Area of the Playground: After school, some outsiders tried to climb over the wall to enter. The device detected unusual sounds (shouting) and triggered an alarm. By the time the security arrived, the intruders had fled." Customer Feedback (Taodu Middle School, Dingshu Town): "Our rural middle school does not have the same resources as urban schools, and we used to rely on teachers to patrol more. But after installing this equipment, the results are really different. The biggest change is that students now feel more confident to report bullying. Especially the introverted children, who used to be too afraid to speak up. Now they know there's a red button on the wall, and pressing it will get a teacher. Last month, a homeroom teacher told me that a girl was trapped in the toilet. She quietly pressed the button, and the security immediately announced, 'Don't move, the teacher is coming.' The students were panicked. She later said to the teacher, 'I thought no one would help me.' This system is not just about technology; it's also about equal protection. We plan to install it in the other two campuses next year and continue to collaborate with our company to upgrade the anti-bullying data analysis module."

Project Value and Industry Insights \

• For Integrators/Contractors: The Taodu Middle School project demonstrates that rural middle schools in economically developed areas also have a strong need for anti-bullying measures. The contract for 300+ devices, including the platform and three years of maintenance, is quite substantial. Our company provides standardized deployment solutions and bidding parameter templates.
• For the Education Industry: This case fully meets the requirements of the 'Three-Year Action Plan for Campus Safety Special Rectification in Jiangsu Province' for 'full coverage of one-touch alarms in key areas', especially suitable for rural schools with many left-behind children and boarding systems.
• For the Alarm and Intercom Industry: AI voice recognition and one-touch emergency calls are moving from 'urban pilots' to the 'lower-tier markets'. Our devices support the standard SIP protocol and can integrate with existing school broadcasting and intercom systems, with low renovation costs." "3": "Taodu Middle School, Yixing City"