Video analytics systems, once properly configured, can support the management of construction sites. From tracking activity in specific areas to detecting the presence of particular machines and linking this information with work schedules, managers gain complete insight into ongoing processes. Time-lapse video creation allows investors to see project progress at a glance, while live access from any device provides new opportunities to influence the execution of the project. Integrating the system with intelligent lighting and audio solutions creates a natural communication channel for interacting with workers.

With advanced detection of presence in hazardous zones, missing helmets, vests, and other protective equipment (such as goggles, footwear, or masks), as well as warnings when approaching areas with active machinery or robots, video analytics actively enhances workplace safety and operational efficiency.

By recognizing behaviors and even body posture, the system can alert staff to running, fainting, falls, crowd formation, or potentially dangerous actions. This type of analysis also supports the oversight and control of work processes and teams on construction sites.

Our proprietary critical evacuation support system is based on video analytics enhanced with neural networks that detect every person passing through a counting gate. By linking entry and exit zones, the system provides real-time data on the number of people present in a facility. It reports directly to a mobile application, allowing responsible personnel and emergency teams to monitor current occupancy status and the effectiveness of the evacuation process.

We implement complete video management systems (VMS) with AI-powered video analytics modules and integrations with other systems, including access control, alarm systems, automation, smart lighting, and more.
Existing client systems are modernized through an “overlay” approach, enhancing them by adding missing functionalities without replacing the entire infrastructure.

Advanced AI-powered systems can recognize the presence of individuals in hazardous zones, detect the absence of required safety equipment such as helmets, vests, or goggles, and issue warnings when someone approaches active machinery or robotic cells.

By analyzing behavior and body posture, video analytics identifies potentially dangerous situations — such as running, falling, crowding, or sudden inactivity — allowing for immediate intervention and prevention of accidents. The technology also supports access control, ensuring only authorized personnel enter restricted areas, and continuously monitors workflow to detect process anomalies, unsafe interactions, or equipment misuse.

Through proactive detection and data-driven insights, video analytics helps organizations create safer workplaces, reduce human error, and maintain compliance with strict industrial safety standards — protecting employees while improving overall operational reliability.

Thanks to video surveillance, we have insight into the current status and functioning of machines and equipment.
Comprehensive observation of wear and maintenance activities enables predictive management of servicing and scheduled inspections. Video analytics also support the interests of equipment renters by documenting proper usage.