We mount an industrial camera with its own lighting over your line, matched to your product, that inspects every unit at belt speed and alerts the moment the defect appears — not when the batch is already packed.
What it includes
Your cameras stop being a recording nobody watches and start telling you what is happening, the moment it happens.
It runs on the cameras you already have.
Frequently asked questions
For quality inspection, no. A surveillance camera does not have the optics, the shutter speed or the lighting needed to see a defect on a moving belt. For quality we install an industrial camera with its own lighting, mounted over the line and matched to your product. Industrial safety and video analytics are different: those do run on the IP cameras already in the plant.
The system inspects every product at conveyor speed and recognizes faults such as crooked labels, badly sealed containers or defective parts, without depending on someone watching.
Yes. PPE detection checks helmet, vest and glasses on everyone entering the plant and alerts the moment someone walks in without their protective gear.
Yes. You mark the hazardous zones — presses, forklifts, substations — and the system alerts as soon as someone crosses the line. It also detects a person on the floor or motionless longer than usual, even when nobody is around to see it.
Thirteen in total, across three areas: safety and EHS (PPE compliance, restricted area, person down, smoke and fire), security and access (weapon detection, perimeter surveillance, face recognition, license plate reading, ATMs and sensitive spaces, fights and aggression, pet waste detection) and operations and quality (quality inspection, people counting).
It raises the alert while it happens, not afterwards. In security scenarios it also saves the photo and video of the moment as evidence.
