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Notes on cameras that run things.
Regulation, economics and practice, for the people who decide what their cameras do.
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Playbook · · 6 min read
The plant-floor safety playbook: PPE, zones, and housekeeping
How manufacturers turn written safety policies into around-the-clock enforcement on existing plant cameras: PPE, machine cells, and 5S, with evidence.
Playbook · · 6 min read
The warehouse safety playbook: forklifts, exits, and docks
The three risk zones behind most serious warehouse incidents, and the plain-English camera rules that keep them controlled around the clock.
How-to · · 7 min read
How to retrofit AI onto the CCTV you already own
No camera replacement, no training data, no months of integration. The practical five-step path from a passive camera estate to enforced policies, in days.
Compliance · · 6 min read
The EU AI Act gives camera AI until December 2027. Is your estate ready?
The Digital Omnibus moved the high-risk obligations for workplace AI to 2 December 2027. If AI runs on your workplace cameras, here is what you will owe, and why to start now.
Operations · · 5 min read
Most industrial CCTV is never watched. Here's what that gap costs.
Video surveillance is a $73.8B-a-year market, yet the cameras record everything and prevent almost nothing. The gap has a price, and now an accountability price too.
Sovereignty · · 5 min read
Cloud-only video analytics can't follow your video across borders
Data-protection laws treat video of identifiable people as personal data, and more of them want it kept in-country. Why sovereignty is the entry ticket for camera AI.
Strategy · · 6 min read
Detection is a feature now. The moat is what happens after the alert.
Vision-language models are commoditizing camera AI detection at remarkable speed. Durable value has moved up the stack: to decisions, workflow, and evidence.
See it on your own cameras.
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