Plan your rollout
Pilot planner
What would a pilot on your cameras look like?
Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope pilot on 10 to 50 of your own cameras. Describe your estate and see the plan; request it as a written proposal.
Your industry
The pilot's use cases come from it.
Your manufacturing camera estate
Rough numbers are fine. The pilot runs on 20% of your cameras, between 10 and 50.
Deployment model
Where video is analysed and what leaves the site. Residency or offline sites? Use the architecture builder
What the pilot should prove
Two to four use cases make a focused pilot.
Your indicative pilot
A fixed-scope manufacturing pilot on 24 of your 120 cameras, at 1 site, in about six weeks.
Pilot cameras
24
Pilot site
1
Rules configured
about 6
Deployment
Hybrid Edge
Timeline
Week 1
Connect 24 existing cameras over ONVIF or RTSP at 1 site and set up the hybrid edge deployment. No new cameras, no model training.
Weeks 2 to 3
Write and tune about 6 plain-language rules for PPE compliance, restricted zones and line stoppage detection. Calibrate zones and severities with your team.
Weeks 4 to 6
Measured operation: events reach supervisors as they happen, each with sealed evidence, and baseline metrics build up.
End of pilot
A readout against the success metrics agreed up front (events surfaced, review hours saved, evidence produced) and a plan for production.
Success metrics, agreed before signing
- Policy breaches surfaced per week, against the manual-review baseline
- Hours of manual video review no longer needed
- Time from event to supervisor acknowledgement
- Sealed evidence packages produced for audit or insurance
Get this as a written proposal
We turn this scope into a fixed-price pilot proposal with its success metrics, usually within two business days.
See it on your own cameras.
A demo on your use cases, or a pilot with success criteria agreed up front.