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Turn the cameras you already have into counts, readings and alerts. Detect and count people, vehicles and objects, read plates and labels, and send your team only what needs a person.
People and vehicles
Counting
Plates and text
Alerts
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What it does
Detect, count and read, from cameras you already own.
Detect
People, vehicles and objects, and whether something is where it shouldn’t be.
Count
Footfall, vehicles through a gate, items on a line, people in a queue.
Read
Number plates, labels, container codes and meter readings, straight from the frame.
Track and time
How long something waits, where it goes and when it leaves.
Alert
An event goes to the right person with the clip attached, so they can decide.
Where it helps
Wherever someone is watching a screen today.
Traffic and cities
Vehicle counts by lane and by type
Number-plate reading at gates and car parks
Congestion, wrong-way driving and blocked junctions
Industrial and manufacturing
Hard hats, vests and other safety gear
People entering restricted or machine zones
Counts and defects on the line
Hospitals and healthcare
Waiting-room occupancy and queue times
Restricted areas and after-hours access
Beds, trolleys and equipment where they’re needed
Retail
Footfall and busy hours, store by store
Queue length at the tills
Empty shelves before customers notice
Warehousing and logistics
Trucks in and out, with plates read
Dock and bay occupancy
Pallets and containers counted and identified
Construction and security
Perimeter and after-hours intrusion
Safety gear on site
Machinery and people near danger zones
How it works
One question at a time.
01
Pick one question
A single thing worth counting, reading or catching, and how your team handles it today.
02
Test on your footage
We compare its counts and readings with a person’s on your own recordings, and show you the result.
03
Go live
Events reach your team with the clip attached. The system flags; people decide.
04
Add the next one
Once the first question holds up, we add cameras or new things to look for.
Works with your setup
Plugs into what you already run.
Cameras
Most IP cameras that stream over RTSP or ONVIF
Existing NVR and DVR recorders
New cameras only where a view is missing
Where it runs
A small server on your site
Your own data centre or private cloud
Our cloud, if footage is allowed to leave
Where alerts go
WhatsApp, Slack or email
A dashboard for counts and history
Your own systems, through an API or webhook
Private by default
Your video doesn’t have to leave the building.
Camera footage is some of the most sensitive data a business holds. We can run the models on your own hardware, next to your recorders.
Footage stays on your network
Nothing is sent out unless you decide it should be
You choose who sees which cameras and alerts
Questions
What people ask before they start.
It depends on the camera angle, light and distance, so we don’t quote a number before we’ve seen your footage. We measure accuracy on your own cameras against a person’s count before anything goes live, and you see the result.
For most tasks, yes, with infrared cameras and sensible placement. Reading number plates at night is the hardest case and needs the right angle and lighting. We test in your conditions first.
Usually not. We start with the feeds you already have and only suggest new hardware where the existing view can’t answer the question.
That depends on the hardware it runs on. Most projects start with a handful of cameras on one question, then add more once the numbers hold up.
It can stay entirely on your site. Nothing leaves your network unless you decide it should.
It depends on the number of cameras, what you want detected or read, and where it runs. A 30-minute call is usually enough for us to scope it and give you a figure.