Quay & yard proximity
Keep people clear of straddle carriers, reach stackers, and terminal tractors.
Bring governed visual intelligence to quays, yards, and gates: heavy-equipment proximity, restricted berth zones, PPE, and container-flow analytics — while video stays inside your port estate.

Every use case runs on the cameras you already own — deployed in days, governed by deterministic rules, and backed by sealed, audit-grade evidence.
Keep people clear of straddle carriers, reach stackers, and terminal tractors.
Enforce exclusion areas around active cranes and mooring operations.
Truck queue, turn time, and gate-flow measurement from existing cameras.
Vest and helmet verification across terminal work areas.
Dwell, staging, and abnormal handling flagged with sealed evidence.
Intrusion detection aligned with port security obligations.
CamEdge runs on-prem GPU inference against your current CCTV — no rip-and-replace, resilient to limited connectivity.
A deterministic rules engine enforces your policies — updated in minutes as operations change, with zero model retraining.
Every event lands in CamCore with an annotated clip and AI-written explanation — routed to your teams, ready for auditors.
Start with 10–50 of your existing cameras, prove value in weeks, and grow the same deployment into your operations system of record.
Prove quay and yard proximity, restricted berth zones, and gate analytics at one terminal — inside your port estate, on the cameras already watching it, with ISPS-aligned evidence.
Answers to the questions ports teams ask most about deploying Camnitive — from camera requirements to compliance evidence.
Yes — that is the default architecture. CamEdge processes video on-prem inside your estate, and only events and sealed evidence move to CamCore, which itself can run fully in-country. Nothing depends on shipping video to someone else's cloud.
The detection models are built for outdoor industrial CCTV, and the deterministic rules layer adds thresholds and cooldowns per zone. During the pilot we tune zones against your real conditions — quay lighting, weather, container shadows — before scaling.
Perimeter, restricted-area, and access events are recorded with sealed, time-stamped evidence and AI-written narratives — a continuous, auditable record that supports ISPS compliance reviews and port-authority reporting rather than a manual logbook.
Yes. The cameras enforcing safety at your gates also feed queue-length, turn-time, and gate-flow analytics — so the deployment pays back in terminal throughput as well as safety.
Quay and yard proximity, restricted berth zones, and PPE at the highest-risk interaction points — then gate analytics, container-dwell measurement, and perimeter security on the same infrastructure.
Not disruptive: CamEdge connects to existing camera streams — no crane downtime, no new cabling on the quay. Pilots of 10–50 cameras go live in days, and rules are adjusted in minutes as operations change.
Flow, safety, and security wherever goods, vehicles, and people move.
On the cameras you already own. Start with a 10–50 camera pilot, see measurable ROI in weeks, and grow it into your operations system of record.