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How does a sentence become a camera rule?
Write a safety or compliance policy in plain English and see the deterministic rule it becomes. It runs in your browser.
Your policy
Write it the way you would brief a supervisor: who, where, how close, when, and who should be told.
Compiles as you type.132 of 280
Or start from an example
Compiled rule
Same sentence, same rule, every time. High severity
rule: person_proximity_forklift_no_reflective_vest
when:
- class_is: person
- proximity_lt: 2.0 m of forklift, state: moving
- ppe_missing: reflective_vest
- in_roi: zone:two_metres_of_a_moving
then:
- trigger_after: 2 events / shift
- severity: high
- notify: shift_supervisor
- escalate_to: shift_supervisor
evidence:
- clip: annotated, −10 s / +10 s
- explanation: AI-written, in policy language
- seal: timestamped, tamper-evident
What an event looks like
Camera 14 · person_proximity_forklift_no_ref
A person came within 2 m of a forklift, without reflective vest, in two metres of a moving. Rule fired deterministically; annotated clip sealed and routed.
High severityEvidence sealed
Run this rule on your cameras
We take this exact rule into a fixed-scope pilot on the cameras you already own.
From a sentence to sealed evidence
Step 1
Describe the policy
Write the rule the way you would brief a supervisor: subjects, zones, distances, times, and who should be told.
Step 2
See it compile
The sentence becomes a deterministic rule: explicit conditions, severity, routing and evidence. The same input always makes the same call.
Step 3
Run it on your cameras
In a deployment, the rule runs on FloFrame against the cameras you already own. No model training, no training data to collect.
See it on your own cameras.
A demo on your use cases, or a pilot with success criteria agreed up front.