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Attendance, visitors, security and workplace insight for offices, from entrance and office cameras.
Offices and corporate campuses; IT parks and co-working spaces; Back offices and service centres.
First arrival and last departure per employee, hours on site, late arrivals and early exits, daily report by e-mail.
Unknown visitors get an anonymous profile and repeat visits are linked; registered visitors are recognised and their host is notified.
Alerts when an unrecognised person enters a restricted area, or a second person follows through a door.
Every analytic has its own schedule; presence or movement out of hours raises an alert.
Alerts when lobbies, pantries or meeting rooms hold more people than allowed.
People counts by entrance, hour and day, with heat maps of movement.
Attendance and visitor recognition need entrance cameras near eye level; ceiling cameras serve people analytics.
Person, vehicle, animal and boat intrusion along boundaries and waterfronts, with an alert and a snapshot within seconds.
Warehouses and logistics parks; Plants, depots and solar farms; Campuses, estates, jetties and waterfronts.
Person, vehicle, animal and boat detection in zones drawn on each camera view.
Tripwires with direction, for fences, gates and boundaries.
Alerts when someone stays near the boundary - or a boat near a jetty - longer than allowed.
Recognises monkeys, goats, pigs, deer, leopards and tigers as animals, rather than as people.
Arm zones by time of day; on PTZ cameras the zones follow the camera as it moves.
Relay output to sirens or lights, and alerts by app, WhatsApp, SMS, e-mail or Telegram; camera tamper alerts.
Alerts when a drone flies over the site; birds, aircraft and helicopters are ignored. Range depends on the camera: as a guide, about 30 m with a standard 2 MP wide-angle camera, and about 100 m with a 2 MP camera and 12 mm lens, a 4 MP camera and 8 mm lens or a 4K camera and 6 mm lens - a narrower view, so more cameras for wide coverage. Daylight only at present.
Camera count and placement along the perimeter are confirmed during the site survey.
Every vehicle in and out recorded by number plate, with alerts on listed and unreadable plates.
Housing societies and campuses; Factories and logistics yards; Parking operators.
Reads Indian number plates at entry and exit lanes.
Each entry is paired with its exit, giving the duration of every visit.
Blacklist, VIP and staff lists with alerts when a listed vehicle arrives.
Alert with the vehicle image when a plate cannot be read.
Alerts for vehicles that stop where they must not, or drive against the arrow.
Vehicles in and out by hour and day.
Number plate recognition needs a dedicated lane camera framed on the plate.
Fewer injuries, fewer stoppages: PPE lapses and safety incidents caught on the shop floor as they happen.
Factories and process plants; Construction sites; Warehouses and utilities.
Helmet and safety vest, with gloves, boots, masks, harnesses, ear and eye protection available where required.
Alerts when a person falls and stays down.
Alerts on entry into a press or machine zone only while that machine is running, read from its indicator lamps - no false alarms during changeovers and maintenance (with Machine and Gauge Monitoring).
Alerts on entry into hazardous zones by schedule, and when too many people gather.
Alerts on phone use where it is not permitted, such as near machinery.
People in posters and safety signage are not mistaken for workers.
PPE models are tuned on the site's own footage during the Proof of Concept.
Minutes matter: flames and smoke spotted on the cameras you already have, with an alert to the control room and mobile at once.
Warehouses and godowns; Cable galleries, electrical and battery rooms; Factories, coal and material yards.
Flames detected on camera and checked for flicker, so steady orange lights, sunsets and pictures of fire are ignored.
Smoke detected and checked for drift; haze or fog over the whole picture is ignored.
An alert only when the detection holds over several seconds; one alert per fire.
Furnace windows, stoves or a lamp at a shrine are drawn out of the watched area.
Snapshot to the control room, mobile app, WhatsApp or SMS, with escalation and a siren output.
Intrusion and after-hours presence on the same cameras with the Core licence.
Commissioned after a validation on the site's own cameras. It supplements, and does not replace, certified fire detection and alarm systems.
Forklifts and people share the same aisles: near misses, blocked fire exits and fire spotted early, on the cameras you already have.
Warehouses, distribution and fulfilment centres; Plant stores, docks and dispatch areas; Cold stores, godowns and CFS sheds.
An alert with a snapshot when a person comes within the set distance of a moving forklift or reach truck; the driver is ignored, one alert per encounter.
Alerts when a forklift drives into a walkway, canteen, office entrance or other pedestrian-only area.
Alerts when a pallet truck or a parked forklift stands in an aisle, walkway, fire exit or in front of an extinguisher or electrical panel longer than allowed; pallets and goods left there are reported as something on the floor.
Spills with a sheen, spilled granules, dropped goods or debris that stay on a walkway.
Early visual warning of flames and smoke among racks and stacked goods, checked against look-alikes.
Intrusion and presence alerts at docks and stores outside working hours.
Commissioned after a validation on the site's own cameras, where the near-miss distance is set. Fire detection supplements, and does not replace, certified fire detection and alarm systems.
One set of licences for every shop-floor camera: productivity, people safety and fire early warning together.
Moulding, press and fabrication shops; Process plants; Warehouses with machinery and forklifts.
Running, idle and fault time per machine and shift; alerts when a machine stops or alarms.
Person-entry alerts at presses and machines only while they run.
Helmet, vest, gloves, boots, masks, ear and eye protection where required; alerts when someone falls.
Early visual warning of flames and smoke, checked against look-alikes.
Pressure and temperature dials read on camera with alarm ranges.
An alerts-first video wall and a standard procedure for every alert.
All four licences on the same camera; the perimeter and gate can be added with Perimeter Intrusion and Gate and Parking Management, and forklift safety in stores and at the dock with Forklift and Warehouse Safety.
More output from the machines you already have: downtime measured per machine and shift, alarms acted on at once, instruments read without manual rounds - no PLC wiring.
Factories: moulding, presses, extrusion, packaging lines; Process plants and utilities; Substations and pumping stations.
Running, idle and fault time per machine and shift from indicator and andon lamps, with shift reports and a live machine board.
Alerts with your own message when lamps show a fault, a stop or a blinking warning, with severity and escalation; lamp tests are ignored.
Analogue dial gauges read on camera, with an alarm when a value stays outside its safe range.
Person-entry alerts at a machine only while it is running - quiet during changeovers and maintenance.
Lamps are marked on the camera view and taught from snapshots - nothing on the plant is switched. If the camera is knocked slightly, the lamps are found again; if it is turned away, an alert says so.
Alerts when monitored equipment is removed or moved, or a camera is covered or turned away.
Lamps need to be visible to a camera (about 10 pixels or more); each gauge is set up once with its scale and safe range.
Footfall, peak hours, queues and dwell, measured at every store or branch.
Retail stores and showrooms; Bank branches; Hospitals and service centres.
People in and out of every entrance, by hour and day.
The busiest hours of each store or branch.
Where customers spend their time inside the premises.
Alerts when a queue is too long or a customer has waited too long.
Alerts when an area holds more people than allowed.
Alerts on presence or movement outside business hours.
Counts are anonymous; no face recognition is needed.
Desk, meeting-room and common-area use measured by hour and weekday, shown as spaces, not people.
Offices planning seating; Hybrid workplaces; Facility management teams.
Desks are marked once on the camera view; occupied and free desks are shown on a live board.
Use of each meeting room by hour and weekday.
Utilisation by floor, zone, hour and weekday.
Where people spend their time across the floor.
Aggregated views only; individuals are not tracked.
Uses ceiling and corner cameras that already cover the floor.
Set up for the site's floor layout during deployment.
A video wall that shows what needs attention first, and a standard procedure for every alert.
Security desks and command centres; Facility management teams; Multi-site operations.
Cameras with live alerts move to the front, stay on screen for a minimum time, and critical alerts take priority.
Acknowledge, dispatch, resolve, or mark as a false alarm with a reason.
Target times per severity, with overdue alerts flagged.
Unacknowledged alerts are escalated automatically to the next contact.
Pan, tilt and zoom from the live view.
Supervisors follow and handle alerts from their phones.
Works with the cameras and analytics of all other solutions.
DNS operators watch your alerts, verify them and contact the right people, for sites without their own security desk.
Sites without a security desk; Businesses with many small sites; Out-of-hours cover for offices and warehouses.
Operators review the snapshot and the live view before acting on an alert.
Your contacts are reached by phone or WhatsApp in the order set out in the service order.
Monitoring during the hours agreed in the service order, including nights and holidays where required.
Every alert handled is recorded with its outcome, the person contacted and the time taken.
Incidents, response times, false alarms and recommended changes to the analytics.
Cameras that go offline, are covered or are turned away are reported to you.
Requires a stable internet connection at the site; video is viewed remotely only while an alert is handled.
More output from every press and mill, fewer injuries and fire risks, and a gate that keeps trucks moving - from the plant's existing cameras, without PLC wiring.
Injection, compression and blow-moulding plants; Rubber mixing, extrusion and moulded-goods plants; Tyre, hose, belting and auto-component suppliers.
Running, idle and fault time per press and line from indicator and andon lamps, with shift reports and an alert when a machine stops; hydraulic, steam and chiller gauges read with alarm ranges - no PLC wiring.
An alert with a snapshot when a person enters the zone of a press, mixing mill or calender while it is running - in addition to, never instead of, machine guards and emergency stops.
Helmet and vest, with gloves at moulds, eye and ear protection at granulators and masks in compound areas, set per area - confirmed on the plant's own footage during the Proof of Concept.
Flames and smoke spotted on camera in raw-material, compound and finished-goods stores - alongside, never instead of, certified fire detectors.
Alerts when a person comes too close to a moving forklift, when a pallet truck or parked forklift blocks an aisle or fire exit, and when goods, spilled granules or oil are left on a walkway; moulds or dies removed out of hours.
Number-plate register with time on site and overstay alerts for transporters; face-recognition attendance for contract workers.
Forklift safety is commissioned after a validation on the plant's own cameras. On request, as custom analytics: press-stroke and parts counting and visual defect inspection.
Fewer trips missed and fewer site visits: instruments, breakers and boundaries watched around the clock from the plant's existing cameras, with the control room seeing what needs attention first.
Thermal, gas and hydro power stations; Substations and switchyards; Solar parks and wind farm sites.
Analogue pressure and temperature gauges read with alarm ranges; breaker and panel lamps read on camera, with an alert on a trip and running time of pumps and fans.
Flames and smoke spotted on camera in coal yards, on conveyors and in cable galleries - alongside, never instead of, certified fire detection.
Person, vehicle and animal intrusion along long boundaries and into switchyards, by schedule; monkeys, leopards and cattle are recognised as animals rather than as people.
Alerts when monitored equipment, cable drums or panels are removed or moved, and when someone loiters near stores at night.
Helmet and vest, with ear protection in turbine halls and harnesses for work at height where required; fall alerts - confirmed on site footage during the Proof of Concept.
Number-plate register for coal, ash and fuel trucks with time on site and overstay alerts; an alerts-first video wall with a standard procedure for every alert.
On request, as custom analytics: digital panel-meter reading, conveyor belt spillage and misalignment, and visible steam or oil leaks.
Fewer site visits and faster response to pump trips: treatment plants, pumping stations and reservoirs kept secure and their instruments read - including unmanned sites, watched remotely.
Water treatment plants and reservoirs; Sewage and effluent treatment plants (STP / ETP); Pumping stations and intake works, often unmanned.
Pump-panel lamps read on camera - running hours per pump and shift, an alert on a trip - and analogue pressure gauges with alarm ranges.
Intrusion and after-hours alerts at reservoirs, intakes and remote pumping stations, with snapshots to the duty officer's phone or the Remote Monitoring Service.
Alerts on entry into chlorine and chemical stores, dosing rooms and tank or clarifier edges, by schedule.
An alert when someone falls and stays down - important in chemical areas and lone-worker rounds.
Number-plate register for chemical, sludge and water tankers with time on site and overstay alerts.
Alerts when pumps, panels or cable are removed or moved, and when a camera is covered or turned away.
Also available: fire and smoke early warning. On request, as custom analytics: water level against a level scale, foam and floating debris at intakes and screens, and masks and respirators in chemical areas.
Fewer breaches, fewer patrols, faster gates: restricted water and quays watched around the clock from the port's existing cameras, with the control room seeing what needs attention first.
Seaports, container and cargo terminals; Fishing harbours, jetties and passenger ferry terminals; River and dam waterfronts, water intakes, naval and coastal sites.
An alert with a snapshot when a boat or ship enters a restricted water zone - berths, jetties, intakes or restricted coastline - including small fibreglass and rubber boats.
Alerts when a boat stays near a jetty or intake longer than allowed; boats counted in and out at a harbour mouth or channel, by hour and day.
Person and vehicle intrusion at quay edges, berths, gangways and stores, by schedule; loitering near cargo and warehouses.
Container numbers and size / type read at the gate lane, check-digit verified (ISO 6346), with the truck's number plate, time on site and hold-list alerts by container or owner code.
Helmet and vest checks, fall alerts and restricted zones around cranes and stacking areas - confirmed on the port's own footage during the Proof of Concept.
Fire and smoke early warning in warehouses; crowding and unattended bags at passenger terminals; an alerts-first video wall with escalation.
Container code reading and forklift safety (port warehouses and CFS sheds - not reach stackers or straddle carriers) are commissioned after a validation on the port's own cameras. Boats are detected as boats or ships - not their type, name or registration; distant boats need enough pixels on the camera and night cover needs light or IR on the water. On request, as custom analytics: person in the water and vessel name reading.
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