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290+ AI video analytics, running next to your cameras

Intrusion, loitering, counting, PPE, falls, fire and smoke, weapons and tailgating. In RCC an analytic is configuration, not a separate product, and you scale by adding servers.

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RCCZone C · Camera 09

LiveSample data

Zone C · helmets and vestsHelmet, vest · 0.97Helmet, vest · 0.96

PPE check2 of 2 people in Zone C wear helmets and vests

Zone C · Camera 09 · 11:20:05

No alertShift report updated

Was anyone in Zone C without a helmet today?

One person entered without a helmet at 08:47 1. The supervisor was told, the person left the zone at 08:52, and everyone since has worn a helmet and a vest 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a construction site: it checks that both workers in Zone C wear helmets and vests.

RCCYard 4 · Camera 12

LiveSample data

Yard 4 · store shedFire and smoke · 0.98

Fire and smokeFlames at the store shed in Yard 4

Yard 4 · Camera 12 · 23:41:07

Clip heldIncident INC-2318Evacuation SOP started

What do we know about the Yard 4 fire?

Smoke was first seen at the store shed at 23:39 1. Flames followed at 23:41, the incident opened with the clip, and the evacuation SOP went to the night team 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a yard camera at night: it detects fire and smoke at a shed and starts the evacuation SOP.

RCCNorth fence · Camera 22

LiveSample data

North fence · perimeterPerson on fence · 0.96

Perimeter breachSomeone climbing the north fence

North fence · Camera 22 · 19:14:03

Clip heldIncident INC-2340Guard dispatched

Where did the person on the north fence go?

They crossed the fence at 19:14 1. Camera 23 shows them walking toward the yard, and the nearest guard is on the way 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a perimeter camera: it finds someone climbing the fence and dispatches the nearest guard.

RCCCentral station · Camera 02

LiveSample data

Station forecourtDensity 4.1 per m² · 0.92

Crowd buildingStation forecourt over its density threshold

Central station · Camera 02 · 08:55:10

SOP startedPA message sent

How crowded is the station forecourt?

Density reached 4.1 people per square metre at 08:55, above the limit of 3.5 1. The SOP opened a second entrance, and a PA message asked people to use it 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a station forecourt: it measures crowd density over the threshold, starts the SOP and sends a PA message.

RCCVisitor entrance · Camera 04

LiveSample data

Visitor entrance queueQueue · 11 people · 14 min

Queue over its limit11 people waiting at the visitor entrance, against a limit of 8

Visitor entrance · Camera 04 · 10:05:12

Second desk openedSOP started

How long is the wait at the visitor entrance?

Eleven people are queuing, above the limit of eight 1. The SOP opened a second desk at 10:05, and the average wait is 14 minutes 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a visitor entrance: it counts the queue over its limit and opens a second desk.

RCCCar park ramp · Camera 03

LiveSample data

Person down · 0.93

Person downSomeone has been lying on the walkway for 2 minutes

Car park ramp · Camera 03 · 22:10:06

Guard dispatchedIncident INC-2335

Is anyone helping the person on the ramp?

The person fell at 22:08 and has not moved since 1. The nearest guard was dispatched at 22:10, with the clip on their phone 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a car park ramp: it finds a person down and dispatches the nearest guard.

RCCEast entrance · Camera 06

LiveSample data

Bag left · 12 min

Object left behindA briefcase left on the ledge at the east entrance

East entrance · Camera 06 · 15:31:50

Owner traced on videoGuard told

Who left the briefcase at the east entrance?

It was put down at 15:19 by a person who walked toward the car park 1. They have not come back, and the guard was told at 15:31 with the clip 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on an entrance: it finds a briefcase left behind, traces who left it and tells the guard.

RCCDepot Rd · Camera 17

LiveSample data

Loitering · 9 min

LoiteringSomeone at the closed bus stop for 9 minutes after midnight

Depot Rd · Camera 17 · 00:42:30

Clip heldPatrol asked to check

Why was the patrol sent to Depot Road?

Someone has stood at the closed bus stop since 00:33, past the zone’s five-minute limit at night 1. The patrol was asked to check at 00:42 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a bus stop at night: it finds someone staying past the zone’s limit and asks the patrol to check.

RCCWarehouse · Camera 15

LiveSample data

Walkway · no forkliftsForklift · 0.97

Forklift in walkwayA forklift entered the pedestrian walkway at Dock 3

Warehouse · Camera 15 · 10:41:27

PA warning playedClip held

How often do forklifts enter the walkway?

Three times this shift, all at Dock 3 1. Each warning is in the shift report with its clip, for the safety review 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a warehouse: it finds a forklift in the pedestrian walkway and plays a PA warning.

RCCPlant 1 · Camera 05

LiveSample data

Press line 3 · permit holdersNo permit · 0.94

Restricted zoneEntry to press line 3 without a permit

Plant 1 · Camera 05 · 13:05:44

Supervisor toldClip held

Who entered press line 3 at 13:05?

One person entered at 13:05 with no permit on record for the zone 1. The supervisor was told, and the person left at 13:09 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a factory: it finds an entry to a permit-only press line and tells the supervisor.

RCCBay 2 · Camera 07

LiveSample data

Bay 2 · 30-minute limitPallets · 0.93Truck · dwell 47 minForklift · 0.96

Dwell alertTruck over 30 minutes at Bay 2

Bay 2 · Camera 07 · 14:49:02

Clip heldIncident INC-2304Dock team told

What happened at Bay 2 this afternoon?

A truck reversed into Bay 2 at 14:02 1. It has been there 47 minutes, past the bay’s 30-minute limit, and the dwell alert opened INC-2304 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a loading bay: it finds a truck standing 47 minutes against a 30-minute limit and tells the dock team.

RCCMarket Rd · Camera 03

LiveSample data

Cow · 0.94Person · 0.97Bicycle · 0.91

Animal on the roadCow beside the cycle lane on Market Road

Market Rd · Camera 03 · 07:42:15

Clip heldIncident INC-2311Municipal team told

How long has the cow been on Market Road?

It walked in from the east verge at 07:31 1. It has stayed beside the cycle lane for 11 minutes, and the alert reached the municipal team at 07:42 2.

Copilot · every sentence cites its evidence

RCC on a street camera: it marks a person, a bicycle and a cow, raises an animal-on-road alert and tells the municipal team.

RCC’s AI at work, with sample data: 12 scenes that change every five seconds, with buttons to pause or step.

Capabilities

What video analytics in RCC does

  • Analytics as data

    An analytic is a definition of models, graph, rules and event schema. Adding one is configuration, not a new service to run.

  • Perception rules

    Line crossing, zones, loitering, counting, crowds, PPE, falls, weapons, fire and smoke, and tailgating.

  • A cell per server

    Scheduler, media, scene and inference run together; one server is one cell, and you scale by adding servers.

  • GPU or CPU

    Models are chosen by capability and version, and run on the GPU or CPU each server has.

  • Search by attribute or in plain words

    A track store and attribute index answer “red jacket, backpack, north gate, after 9 pm”.

  • Summaries and descriptions

    Video synopsis, event summaries and natural-language descriptions for faster review.

  • Analytics you can trust

    A reliability score for each channel and engine, and confidence drift tracked with its interval, so a degrading camera is noticed.

  • Your own models

    A model lab for datasets, training, evaluation and deployment alongside the built-in analytics.

How it works

From choosing an analytic to acting on it

Each camera decoded once, then scene, inference and rules, ending in an eventFive stages run left to right: camera streams, a single decode per camera on the GPU, scene tracking, model inference and perception rules, which raise an event. Below, three outcomes: an alert with its clip, a counted metric, or nothing to report.camera streamsRTSP · ONVIFdecode onceGPU when presentscenetracks · zonesinferencemodels by pinrulesline · zone · PPEalert with clipcounted metricnothing to report
  1. Every camera is decoded once, on the GPU when there is one, and shared by every analytic that needs it.
  2. Scene tracking and model inference run in a cell: one server is one cell, and more servers add more cells.
  3. Perception rules turn tracks into events: a line crossed, a zone entered, a helmet missing.

  1. Choose analytics

    Pick from the catalogue and draw zones and lines on each camera.

  2. Place them

    RCC schedules each analytic onto a cell with the right model and hardware.

  3. Tune

    Thresholds, schedules and severities per camera and per site.

  4. Act

    Events become incidents with their clips, SOPs and evidence.

Where it is used

Where the analytics earn their keep

  • Perimeter protection

    Intrusion and loitering on fences, gates and roofs.

  • Workplace safety

    PPE, falls and restricted zones on the plant floor.

  • Retail and venues

    Counting, queues and heatmaps.

  • Public safety

    Weapons, crowds, fire and smoke in public spaces.

On the RCC platform

Stronger next to the rest of RCC

An analytic’s event opens its clip, starts the SOP for its zone and joins the incident, and the copilot can summarise what followed, all on the same console.

The RCC platformIntegrationsSecurity
Forensic searchAttribute and plain-language search, journeys and signed packages.Crowd managementDensity, flow and queues with alerts that start SOPs.Face recognitionWatchlists, search by photo and face-verified entry, with consent and approvals.

Questions

What buyers ask

Do analytics need the cloud?

No. They run on servers at the site, next to the cameras, and keep working without an internet connection.

Can we add analytics later?

Yes. Analytics are configuration on the same cells; adding one does not mean adding a product.

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