PPE detection, restricted zones, and perimeter alerts on the AI Edge Analytic Box. Standard covers up to 4 streams, Professional up to 16. Enterprise is sized on-prem. Works with existing ONVIF cameras and fires local alerts even without reliable internet.
Construction sites need PPE and zone enforcement without ripping out cameras. The AI Edge Analytic Box runs hard-hat, vest, and restricted-zone models on-site and can notify the crew when a rule fires — even when the uplink is unreliable. Standard fits a gate plus a crane zone (up to 4 AI streams); Professional covers denser sites (up to 16). Results depend on camera placement and how zones are drawn.
Recommended hardware: Standard or Professional edge box — see specs for stream budgets.

Inference runs on the edge box so a zone or PPE event can notify the site team without waiting for a cloud round-trip. Clips are only as useful as the camera view and the rules you configure.
The catalog boxes run on-site even before a stable WAN is in place. Timeline views can help document after-hours events for later review.

Standard models cover hard-hat and high-visibility vest presence, person-in-restricted-zone, perimeter intrusion after hours, and machinery proximity zones. Alerts can include an annotated clip and go to SMS, email, or a site safety dashboard after inference completes.
Yes. The AI Edge Analytic Box Professional runs safety models on its RK3588 NPU and keeps events on local storage. Alerts still fire on-site via local webhooks when the uplink is down.
Standard handles up to 4 AI streams (a gate and a crane zone). Professional supports up to 16 concurrent analytics streams for a medium job site. Enterprise is an on-premise deployment sized with the campus — hardware is specified per site, not a catalog box.
Yes. Draw polygon zones per camera in the AtomVision console or import GeoJSON boundaries. Schedules let you tighten rules during night shifts or crane lifts without reconfiguring hardware.