Products & ServicesAI Vision & Operations Monitoring
Cameras that understand what is happening, not just record it.
How it works
Cameras that understand
AI follows people, objects and actions across your cameras.
Compare with the standard
Each step is checked against how the work should be done.
See how long each step takes
Results go to a dashboard, to alerts and to your own systems.
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Most sites already have cameras. But people usually watch the footage only after something goes wrong. Nobody can watch every screen all day. So the useful facts stay locked in the video: how many people, which step, how long.
We build vision systems, where AI understands what cameras see. They spot, locate and follow people, objects and actions. This works across one camera or several. We calibrate (line up) the cameras and sync their clocks. Then they agree on what happened at each moment. Results go to a dashboard, a screen of charts and numbers, and to alerts. They can also be passed to your own systems as data.
Where privacy matters, the system looks at actions and counts, not at who people are. We have delivered systems where all the vision work runs on the device itself. They keep working with the network unplugged. They store no face images.
What is included
Detect and follow
Finds people, objects and key actions in the picture. Then it keeps following them over time.
Many cameras, one timeline
We calibrate the cameras and sync their clocks. So every angle shows the same moment.
Compare with the standard
The system can check actions against a set procedure. It marks moments that break the standard, so you can replay them.
Counts and pose
Estimates how many people are there. It also estimates how they are standing or moving.
Dashboard and alerts
A visual dashboard shows the results. Alerts tell you when something needs attention. You can also pass the data to other systems.
Runs on site or offline
It can run on the device or in your own server room. It can also run with no network at all.
Key strengths
Privacy built into the design
In our systems that run on the device, the vision part makes no network requests. It stores no face images. The data cannot leave, because there is no path out.
Proven in tough places
It has been used in loading areas at warehouses and ports. It has also run on interactive kiosks in malls and exhibition halls where the network is unreliable.
Hardware and software together
We choose the cameras and devices. We tune the hardware and software together. Then we install everything on site.
Your team can take over
Every project comes with the source code, which is the program's original code. It also comes with documents on how to set it up.
In pictures
What we need from you
Representative footage, camera positions, the operating procedure and examples of acceptable and unacceptable work.
Deliverables
- An agreed event catalogue and labelled review samples
- A configured recognition workflow with time-stamped review results
- Deployment and operator handover instructions
How it is accepted
Measure missed events and false alerts on agreed held-out footage, then review performance under actual site conditions.
Case studies
Start with one small pilot.
Tell us the task. We will say whether it is worth doing.