Production can't stop for a false alarm
Every needless alert that pulls a supervisor off the line has a cost. Awareness that cries wolf gets muted — and then the real event is missed too.
Built for factories & production floors
A production floor doesn't stop. Shifts change, forklifts move, and a supervisor already carrying output targets can't also babysit a wall of cameras. A false alarm that halts a line costs real money; a missed one near live machinery costs far more. We spent our time on floors like yours before we built for them.
The realities of a working plant — not a list of camera features.
Every needless alert that pulls a supervisor off the line has a cost. Awareness that cries wolf gets muted — and then the real event is missed too.
Presses, robot cells, chemical stores and restricted bays are places where a person in the wrong spot is a genuine emergency.
The plant is most exposed in the handover between shifts and in the hours after the last one clocks out.
Goods in, goods out, and a perimeter that's easy to breach while everyone's focused on the line.
What you're protecting isn't a camera feed — it's the people on your floor, the uptime the business depends on, and a safety record you're accountable for. The technology stays out of the way so those come first.
A message only when someone enters a hazardous zone or lingers where they shouldn't — so alerts get trusted instead of ignored.
Presence and dwell around presses, cells and stores, with a clip on every alert for the safety record.
Perimeters, docks and quiet bays keep their watch through the night, on the cameras already installed.
Runs on a single edge node in the plant. Nothing goes to a cloud — which matters for both your IP and your compliance.
Fewer false alarms on a busy floor, so the line isn't stopped for a passing vehicle or a shadow.
Soak-tested for continuous, around-the-clock operation.
A press bay or robot cell stays enforced even during a shift change, without a supervisor watching the screen. We'll set up a live demo on your own cameras and show your team exactly what they'd see.