No helmet in the zone — the supervisor already knows
The model checks PPE and danger zones on your cameras: helmet, vest, entry without clearance. An event with a frame goes to the dispatcher or supervisor at once instead of sitting in the archive until the next inspection. We do not recognise faces: what matters is whether there is a helmet, not who is under it.
Which PPE is mandatory in which zone, where entry requires clearance, which areas are dangerous. We write the rules together with your safety engineer.
Helmet and high-visibility vest are the typical start. Goggles, gloves and other classes are added on request and tested on your footage.
To the dispatcher, the supervisor or the safety log — with a frame, time and zone.
Violations by zone, shift and contractor. You can see where the problem is systemic and where it is a one-off.
Video is processed on a server on site. We do not identify people by their faces, and access to violation frames is role-based. Russian personal data law (152-FZ) is taken into account from day one.
One task, three different projects. Pick the one that looks like you and press “I want this” — your request arrives tagged, and we send an estimate in 1–2 days.
One workshop or area with a danger zone where helmets are mandatory and nobody has time to watch.
What we build
Several workshops or construction sites, contractors on site and a safety engineer who physically cannot be everywhere.
What we build
A general contractor or industrial group with dozens of sites, its own VMS and rules that do not let video leave the perimeter.
What we build
Pilot from RUB 500,000. Beyond that we price by task and hours.
The typical start is helmets and high-visibility vests. On request we add goggles, gloves and other classes and check how reliably the model sees them from your camera angles.
No. It gives them eyes on every area at once and an event log. Decisions about people and contractors stay with you.
No, we do not do biometric identification. The system records the violation — «no helmet, zone 3» — with a frame, and your supervisor decides who it was. Video is processed on site, and access to frames is role-based.
It depends on light, dust and camera angle. During the assessment we check whether your cameras are suitable; sometimes it is enough to move the mounting point.
Name the process that eats time. You get a pilot range, not a 40-slide deck.