Case studies.
What each site had, what we set up on the cameras they already own, and what it saves them.
Ten safety rules on the cameras already on the ceiling. Every close call recorded.
Every part tracked from station to station, so nothing goes missing unnoticed.
Four quarries measured from space every month, within 7% on volume of a ground survey.
Oil on the water spotted by the cameras already pointed at it.
Where the money is.
Each figure is labelled: an estimate from what we saw on site, or a public cost. We publish a customer's own savings only once they are measured.
Results so far.
Every number here was checked by a person: a survey crew on the ground, or someone going through the footage.
Before going live, every rule was tested on a 3D copy of the site using its own recordings.
How it runs on site.
A small Zapdos box sits inside the site's network and does the work there. Video stays where it is. Only the event leaves.
Cameras already there
The security cameras on the network. No new cameras at any live site.
Warehouse · OutfallCeiling fisheyes
The warehouse runs on its 360° ceiling cameras as they are.
WarehouseDrones and satellite
A satellite pass each month, one drone survey to check it.
QuarryOther sensors
Cameras plus what is already there, like code readers.
Parts plant · Warehouseof video from each camera every day. None of it leaves your site.
We send short events, not video, so a satellite link is enough. If it drops, events wait and send later.
It uses the cameras, drones and sensors you already have.
See your own site in this view.
Tell us the check in one sentence. We set it up on the cameras you already have. You judge it on the record.