At a factory, workplace safety rules exist on paper, but on the shop floor they are forgotten halfway through the shift. A worker without a hard hat, someone stepping into the zone of a running machine, an emergency exit blocked by a pallet — none of this shows up in any document until an incident happens.
Camera analytics records these violations the moment they happen and notifies the shift supervisor. The same cameras also measure production metrics in parallel.
What is measured
Hard hat and vest monitoring
An alert is sent immediately when a worker without protective equipment is detected.
workplace safety gets documentedEntry into hazardous zones
An alert is raised when a person enters the zone of a running machine or crane.
accidents are preventedOn-line counting
Products passing along the conveyor are counted, with a report per shift.
no more manual tallyingDowntime
When the line stopped and for how long is logged automatically.
lost hours become visibleBlocked emergency exits
Alert if an emergency exit route is blocked by boxes, pallets or equipment.
you are always ready for an inspectionThe report does not say "such-and-such worker was not wearing a hard hat" — it says "the number of violations on the night shift in workshop three has increased". The goal is not to find a specific person, but to see in which zone and at what time the problem keeps recurring. The system does not identify individuals and does not store facial data — it sees a person as an object. Functions that involve human behavior require prior notification.
Who it is for
Factories, workshops, construction sites and assembly lines. Especially companies that undergo workplace safety audits and have insurance requirements — because violation statistics are collected in documented form.
How it is set up
Your existing IP cameras are checked, one device is installed on site, a one-week trial runs, and then daily reports and instant alerts begin. Processing happens on site — footage never leaves the building, and the system keeps running if the internet goes down. More on installation and requirements →
Frequently asked questions
Can the system be used to punish workers?
Technically, reports are by zone and time, not by individual. How it is used is a matter of company policy — we recommend informing the team during installation.
How accurate is hard hat detection?
High, when the lighting and camera angle are right. In the first week the system is tuned to your workshop — hard hat color, type of clothing and distance are taken into account.
Does line counting connect to our ERP system?
Yes, reports can be transferred via file or API. If one of our ERP solutions is in use, the integration is even tighter.
Let’s start with a one-week trial
One camera, one task, one week. You see the results, then you decide. The trial involves no commitment and no payment.
Request a trialor call us directly — +994 55 710 58 37
Frequently asked questions
How does camera analytics for hard hat and vest monitoring work at a factory?
When a worker without protective equipment is detected, the shift supervisor is alerted immediately. The same cameras also measure entry into hazardous zones, blocked emergency exits, product counts on the conveyor and line downtime.
Is the system used to punish workers?
No, the system is not set up as a tool for punishment: reports are by zone and time, not by individual. The system does not identify individuals, does not store facial data and sees a person as an object. Informing the team in advance during installation is recommended.
Does line counting connect to our ERP system?
Yes, reports can be transferred via file or API. If one of Creative Group’s ERP solutions is in use, the integration is even tighter. Products passing along the conveyor are counted per shift, so there is no need for manual tallying.
How is camera analytics for manufacturing set up?
Existing IP cameras are checked, one device is installed on site and a one-week trial begins. In the first week the system is tuned to the workshop: hard hat color, type of clothing and distance are taken into account. Processing happens on site and footage never leaves the building.
