Your premises already have cameras. They record footage to be reviewed after an incident has happened. Camera analytics reads that footage live: it counts, measures, compares and alerts you when something is out of the ordinary. Buying new cameras is often unnecessary — if your existing IP cameras are compatible, the system is built on top of them.
The difference is simple: ordinary video surveillance gives you an archive, while analytics gives you numbers and alerts. When the checkout queue grows, a shelf empties or a forklift gets close to a pedestrian — you know the moment it happens.
Processing happens on site
Footage is not sent to the cloud and never leaves the building — all analysis runs on the device on site. If the internet goes down, the system keeps running; the internet is only needed to send reports and receive updates. The system does not identify individuals — it sees a person as an object, not by identity, and measures the process.
Which sectors it serves
There is a ready-made set of scenarios for 15 sectors. Each sector measures something different — a warehouse counts pallets, a restaurant tracks table occupancy, and a farm detects animals unable to get up.
Warehousing and logistics →
Goods-in counting, forklift safety, fill level
Supermarkets and stores →
Customer counting, conversion rate, empty shelf alerts, heat map
Restaurants and cafes →
Table occupancy, service time, kitchen hygiene monitoring
Checkout area →
Queue alerts, waiting time, unscanned items
Farms and livestock →
Entry and exit counting, animals unable to get up, birth monitoring
Poultry →
Density and distribution, mortality detection, activity index
Manufacturing and construction →
Zone safety, workwear monitoring, process time
Parking and fuel stations →
Space occupancy, license plate recognition, queue management
Hospitals and clinics →
Queue flow, waiting time, access control
Nursing homes and care centers →
Fall detection, room monitoring
Schools and kindergartens →
Entry and exit, schoolyard monitoring, stranger alerts
Banks, pharmacies and offices →
Queues, entry flow, night-time security
Gyms, pools and hotels →
Zone occupancy, safety monitoring
Orchards and fields →
Field monitoring, machinery movement
Fruit storage and cold rooms →
Temperature zones, door monitoring, produce condition
How it is set up
Cameras are checked
If your existing IP cameras are compatible, no new equipment is purchased. Knowing the brand and model is enough to check.
One device is installed on site
Video processing happens right there — nothing is sent to the cloud, and footage never leaves the building.
Trial week
The system runs for a week and you review the results. If it is not a fit, you do not continue.
Reports and alerts
You get a daily report, and an instant alert on your phone in urgent cases.
What we need from you
IP cameras
Existing cameras are compatible in most cases. Knowing the brand and model is enough.
often no new purchase is neededA computer or device
One Windows computer running continuously on site. If you do not have one, we offer a ready-made device.
no server room requiredNetwork access
The same network as the cameras. The internet is only needed once a month.
works without internet tooA one-hour site visit
We come to your site and together determine the camera angles and which task is the right fit.
free of chargeFrequently asked questions
Where does the footage go?
Nowhere. All processing is done on the device on site, and footage never leaves the building. This is our main difference from cloud-based systems.
What happens if the internet goes down?
The system keeps running. The internet is only needed to send reports and receive software updates.
Our cameras are old — will it work?
Usually that is not a problem. The main requirements are that the camera is connected to the network and the image is clear.
Will employees be monitored?
The system does not identify individuals. What is measured is the process — queues, waiting time, flow. Functions related to employees require prior notification.
Will it give false alarms?
In the first week the system runs in silent mode and is tuned to your site. The goal is to keep it below one or two false alarms a day.
How long does installation take?
Installing one site usually takes one working day.
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
Do I need to buy new cameras for camera analytics?
Often not. If your existing IP cameras are compatible, the system is built on top of them; knowing the brand and model is enough to check. The main requirements are that the camera is connected to the network and the image is clear.
Does camera footage go to the cloud, and what happens if the internet goes down?
No, footage never leaves the building: all processing is done on a device installed on site. If the internet goes down, the system keeps running; the internet is only needed to send reports and receive software updates.
Does camera analytics identify employees or customers?
No, the system does not identify individuals. It sees a person as an object, not by identity, and measures the process: queues, waiting time, flow. Functions related to employees require prior notification.
How do we get started with camera analytics?
First, a free one-hour site visit is carried out and a suitable task is chosen. Then one device is installed on site — installation usually takes one working day — and a one-week trial begins. The trial involves no commitment and no payment.
