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Review alerts and alarms for detected conditions, with the location and event evidence needed to respond. Measurement timestamps and coverage show how recent the supporting observations are.
Turn existing cameras into an active AI safety system. Edgentik detects defined conditions on an on-site Edge AI appliance, raises alerts and alarms, reveals recurring exposure and connects corrective action to follow-up measurement so your team can close findings with evidence.
Find the risk. Fix the condition. Verify the change.
An alert can prompt immediate action. When a condition keeps returning, carry the evidence through corrective action, verification and the site's closure decision.
Raise alerts and alarms when a defined condition meets the configured policy. Review the event evidence and respond.
See where and when exposure keeps repeating so the team can address the underlying condition.
Connect the site's chosen action, owner and implementation date to the finding that prompted it.
Measure the same condition after action and compare exposure across suitable observation windows.
The site reviews the action and follow-up evidence, decides whether to close the finding and continues monitoring.
Acknowledging an alarm records a response. Closing a finding requires the site's review of the action and the evidence of what changed.
No camera replacement. Suitable existing feeds connect to an Edgentik Edge AI appliance at the site, where camera feeds are analyzed locally. Relevant event data and approved evidence connect alerts and alarms to recurring-pattern analysis, corrective action, verification and closure records.
Use suitable existing camera feeds to watch clearly defined safety conditions.
The Edgentik Edge AI appliance analyzes qualified camera feeds locally and raises alerts and alarms under configured policies. Continuous video stays on site; selected evidence and event data support review and response.
Review meaningful operating evidence and see where conditions recur by location, zone and time of day.
Assign corrective action, record the site response and measure the same condition afterwards. The site reviews the evidence to decide whether the finding is ready for closure.
Review current alerts, investigate recurring exposure and follow corrective action through to a closure decision in one connected workflow.
Review alerts and alarms for detected conditions, with the location and event evidence needed to respond. Measurement timestamps and coverage show how recent the supporting observations are.
See recurring patterns by location, operating window and shift, with the observation coverage used for comparison.
Keep the site-selected action, owner, implementation date and comparable follow-up together so the team can assess the change and decide whether to close the finding.
Event timestamps, measurement coverage and comparison limits remain visible alongside the evidence.
Begin with a camera-visible condition that matters to the operation. Technical Fit confirms which applications each view can support before the workflow expands across additional policies, cameras and operating areas.
Evaluate restricted-zone entry, time-limited presence, directional boundary crossing and occupancy conditions.
Apply each rule to a defined area, schedule and qualified camera view.
Explore AI restricted-area monitoring CONFIGURABLEEvaluate people in forklift zones, forklifts in protected areas, forklift dwell and forklift-pedestrian proximity.
Review relevant episodes by place, time and operating context.
Explore AI forklift-pedestrian safety monitoring CONFIGURABLEReview hard-hat and high-visibility vest conditions where the camera view can reliably show them.
Review confirmed exceptions and identify recurring gaps by area or operating window.
Review PPE VisibilitySee the measured baseline, the operating window where exposure concentrated and the follow-up together in the Edgentik product interface.
Demonstration output from recorded industrial footage. See the Sample Scan for the complete source and interpretation note.
Receiving cross-aisle - Aisle 7. Baseline rate: 0.35 per usable hour.
0.86 per usable hour in the peak window versus 0.27 during other measured hours.
0.18 per usable hour using the same area and observation basis.

Edgentik is designed to reduce duplicate noise, establish the measurement before expansion and keep the site response connected to the evidence that prompted it.
Review meaningful operating episodes instead of streams of repeated camera signals.
Start with a high-priority measurable condition, confirm the evidence and workflow, then add cameras, conditions and areas with a known operating method.
Reviewed evidence, the site-selected action, owner, implementation record and follow-up measurement remain part of the same operating history.
Edgentik is designed for multi-camera, multi-area and multi-policy production deployment. Camera suitability and Edge AI appliance capacity are confirmed through Technical Fit before coverage expands.
Use multiple qualified camera views when an operating area requires them and Technical Fit confirms a supported processing configuration; add coverage only after the expanded scope is qualified.
Organize measurement and findings across additional operating areas, zones and camera views.
Add defined forklift, area-control and PPE policies without changing the review, action and follow-up model.
See what your team receives: reviewed event evidence, recurring findings, the site-selected action and follow-up measurement in one Safety Control record. The sample includes illustrative action, follow-up and closure entries.