Factories generate three kinds of incidents — safety, theft and downtime — and most plants have three different systems that each catch one. We put them on one screen: cameras that see the line and the forklift lane, access that knows who's in the tool crib, and a segmented network that keeps the PLCs off the guest Wi-Fi.
Coverage designed around your process: the cells where product is handled, the forklift aisles where people get hurt, the exits where inventory leaves. Footage that answers the safety investigation and the shrink question with the same clip.
Plate capture at the gate, dock-door coverage tied to the shipping log, and perimeter cameras with analytics that alert on a person — not a deer — after hours. Gate and yard access on the same platform as the building.
Manufacturing networks carry cameras, badge readers, PLCs, office traffic and guest Wi-Fi. We segment them, budget the PoE, back up what matters and monitor the switches so a failed uplink is a ticket before it's a line stop.
Yes. We design coverage around production cells, forklift lanes and pedestrian crossings with time-synced recording, so the same clip answers the safety review and the shrink question.
Yes. Person and vehicle analytics on perimeter cameras alert on a human or a truck after hours and ignore wildlife, weather and headlights.
Yes. We segment OT, security, office and guest traffic into separate VLANs, budget the PoE for cameras and readers, and monitor the switches so a failed uplink is a ticket before it's a line stop.
Yes. Plate capture at the gate and dock-door cameras tied to the shipping log, so a disputed delivery is a timestamp and a clip rather than an argument.
Site walk first. Quote second. One vendor for cameras, doors and the network after that.