What the cameras on your site could flag

Zapdos connects to the CCTV you already have. When someone steps into danger, your safety officer gets the clip while it is still happening.

No new cameras. You set the rules. The video stays on your site.

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Person within 3 m of moving forklift

CAM 04, Dock B. Clip attached.

Real detector output on stock footage of a loading dock. The rule here: tell me when a person is within 3 m of a moving forklift.

What it could watch for on your site

You write the rules in plain words. These are the ones teams like yours usually start with.

Person within 3 m of a moving forklift
The clip shows who, where, and how close it got.
Missing hard hat or vest in a marked zone
You draw the zone. Zapdos checks everyone who walks into it.
Blocked fire exit
Pallets left in front of an exit get flagged the same day, not at the next audit.
Someone in a restricted area
Robot cells, switch rooms, anywhere only trained staff should be.

We connect to your cameras

A small box on your network reads the feeds you already have. There are no new cameras to install, and the video never leaves your site.
You set the rules

Draw a zone on a camera view and say what should not happen there. Change it whenever the site changes.
Your team gets the clip

When a rule is broken, your safety officer gets a short clip with the camera, zone and time. Every event is kept, ready for the incident report.

14 days from our first site visit to live detection. Most vendors take one to two months.

Supported by Enterprise Singapore. Built by a team in Singapore.