Industrial facility with computer-vision tracking overlays around workers and forklifts
Pilot-ready by site assessment

I SIGHT — Industrial Computer Vision

Turn existing industrial cameras into trusted operational events.

I SIGHT connects to suitable CCTV or VMS camera feeds, runs configured computer-vision workflows at the edge and gives operators reviewable evidence instead of another wall of unattended video.

01Verify material flow
02Find exceptions faster
03Keep an evidence trail

See the work. Verify the movement. Act on evidence.

I SIGHT connects to suitable CCTV or VMS camera feeds, runs configured computer-vision workflows at the edge and gives operators reviewable evidence instead of another wall of unattended video.

Start with one camera, one workflow and one measurable operational problem.

From unattended footage to an operator-ready event.

This demonstration illustrates how configured camera feeds can surface material flow, visible machine state and reviewable exceptions. Production behavior is defined by the validated site workflow.

What the first customer conversation can cover.

Every capability is scoped against real site conditions, approved inputs and the operator workflow.

Industrial CCTV view highlighting a worker without the configured protective equipment01

PPE breaches

Detect visible PPE non-compliance in configured work zones and surface a reviewable alert for the responsible team.

Computer vision monitoring a production worker and a missed inspection checkpoint02

SOP failures

Highlight when a defined, visible process step or inspection checkpoint appears to be skipped or completed out of sequence.

Computer vision distinguishing an unauthorized factory entry from an authorized employee03

Unauthorized access

Surface entry into configured restricted zones so an authorized operator can review the event and respond.

Factory camera view marking an idle machine and elapsed time04

Idle machines

Observe visible running and idle conditions, then measure how long configured machines remain inactive within validated camera views.

Computer vision tracking finished-goods pallets waiting in a dispatch area05

Dispatch delays

Track prepared goods that remain in configured dispatch zones beyond an agreed time limit and notify the operations team.

Industrial AI highlighting an obstruction beside a configured material movement route06

Workflow issues

Highlight blocked routes, misplaced materials and visible deviations from the configured movement or production flow.

Warehouse computer vision alerting on possible unrecorded removal of a stored item07

Pilferage

Flag possible unrecorded removal of configured items from monitored storage zones for authorized human review.

Night security camera detecting a person crossing a configured industrial perimeter08

Perimeter breaches

Detect visible crossings of configured site boundaries or after-hours perimeter zones and create reviewable evidence.

Computer vision assessing an unstable pallet being moved by a forklift09

Asset mishandling

Flag incorrect movement, placement or tilt of configured materials and assets before damage or disruption escalates.

A controlled path from signal to action.

Technology remains reviewable, measurable and aligned with the process owner.

01

Camera / VMS

Use suitable existing feeds after a camera-readiness assessment.

02

Edge AI

Run local inference, tracking and evidence capture near the operation.

03

Workflow rules

Apply zones, crossing logic, time windows and business-system checks.

04

Evidence dashboard

Review the exact event, its context and any system mismatch.

05

Operator action

Acknowledge, correct, escalate or close with an immutable audit record.

Where the operating problem is easiest to define.

ManufacturingWarehousingFMCGAutomotiveLogisticsProcess industries

I SIGHT is decision-support software, not a safety-rated machine-control system. Performance is validated for each camera position, lighting condition and configured workflow; universal accuracy is not claimed.

Start with one camera, one workflow and one measurable operational problem.

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