Solutions
Every team has questions for its cameras.
Security asks who came in. Operations asks how long the queue was. Insurers ask what happened at 14:20. OmniVision answers all of them from the same footage.
Facilities & campus
Know what happened after the lights went off
Offices, schools, estates and data centres have dozens of cameras and nobody watching them overnight. OmniVision writes the night down, so the morning starts with answers.
- After-hours access, written up in the morning digest
- Lost property: "a black backpack left in the canteen"
- Visitor and contractor questions answered with the clip attached
Ask
"Who used the side entrance on Saturday?"
Alert
"Tell me if anyone is in the server room between 8pm and 6am."
Retail
Store operations, not just loss prevention
The cameras over the tills and aisles can tell you far more than who took what. Ask about queues, busy hours and empty shelves the same way you'd ask a shift manager.
- Queue length and busy periods through the day
- Find the moment an incident was reported, in seconds
- Signed clips for police and insurers
Ask
"When was the checkout queue longest today?"
Alert
"Alert me if anyone is at the stock-room door after closing."
Construction
Safety rules in plain English
Sites change every week, so zone diagrams go out of date. Describe the rule instead, and keep a signed, timestamped record for the insurer.
- PPE and exclusion-zone rules written as sentences
- Overnight theft and trespass on open sites
- Remote sites: works over a cellular or satellite link
Ask
"Anyone in the crane zone without a hard hat this week?"
Alert
"Alert me when a vehicle enters the site after 7pm."
Warehouse & logistics
Gates and docks, counted and searchable
Count every vehicle through the gate by type and direction, and find any delivery by describing it, without a separate ANPR or traffic system.
- Vehicle counts by type and direction at any line you draw
- Dock activity summarised hour by hour
- Near-misses between forklifts and people, found by description
Ask
"How many trucks came through the north gate yesterday?"
Ask
"Summarise bay 3 between 6 and 10 this morning."
Fleet & insurance
The clip, the place and the speed
When a claim names a time and a junction, OmniVision finds the footage from the dashcam's own GPS track and shows how fast the vehicle was going.
- Every trip on a street map, with its speed profile
- Click a junction on the map to find the footage recorded there
- Harsh braking, cornering and speeding events flagged
- Signed exports for the insurer or the court
Ask
"Show the van's footage near the junction at 14:20."
Ask
"Which trips had hard braking last week?"
Assisted living
Watchful, and respectful
Corridors and shared areas, watched without staff staring at screens. Everything stays inside the building, and summaries are written in words rather than shared as video.
- Plain-language rules for falls and wandering in shared areas
- Written summaries for staff handovers
- Footage processed on site, never sent to a cloud AI
Ask
"Did anyone leave the east wing overnight?"
Alert
"Alert the night nurse if someone is on the floor in the lounge."
Don't see your industry?
If you have cameras and questions about what they saw, OmniVision probably fits. Tell us about your site and we'll say honestly whether it does.