VAP

Edge video analytics for warehouses — the video never leaves your site.

A forklift nearly hits someone and nobody finds out until the next one connects. VAP turns the cameras already on your wall into reviewable near-miss events: detection runs on an NVIDIA GPU edge box inside your building, and only metadata, a short evidence clip and the operator's decision ever leave it. Every alarm is confirmed or dismissed by a person.

VAP — Edge video analytics for warehouses — the video never leaves your site.
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VAP

Features

  • Runs on the cameras you already own

    Existing RTSP/ONVIF streams — no rip-and-replace and no proprietary camera to standardise on. Zones, lines and schedules are drawn onto your own floor plan.

  • Zero inbound ports; the video stays on site

    Detection and tracking run on an edge box inside the building. What reaches the EU-hosted management plane — or your own, if you self-host it — is metadata, a short evidence clip and the operator's decision, never the continuous stream. That is what removes the CLOUD Act exposure of a US video platform.

  • No faces, no identity, no scoring

    The event contract has no field for a face, an emotion, an identity or a productivity score, and it will not be given one. That is an architectural boundary, not a setting an administrator can quietly change — which is what makes the works-council conversation about safety rather than surveillance.

  • A person confirms every alarm

    No rule fires on a single frame; each needs temporal confirmation first. Then an operator confirms or dismisses, and the audit trail records camera, zone, time, clip, model version and decision — which is the record an insurer or an inspector actually asks for.

  • Works when the internet doesn't

    A durable offline queue buffers events on the edge and retries until the link returns. The buffer has a documented ceiling, and if it is ever reached the box reports the gap rather than hiding it.

  • The compliance pack ships with it

    The system generates the evidence your DPIA, workplace signage, employee notice, processing agreements and AI Act technical documentation draw on — from live system facts rather than from a template. Your DPO signs them; we supply the facts. A licence gate in CI fails the build on AGPL, GPL, SSPL and non-commercial dependencies, and every release carries an SBOM.

Who it's for

Built for the floor, not the boardroom.

Sites where vehicles and people share space, and where one collision costs more in damage, downtime, sick leave and premiums than the cameras did.

  • Warehouses & 3PL

    Forklift-versus-pedestrian conflict is the incident that ends shifts and careers. VAP watches the aisles and dock approaches where it happens.

  • Manufacturing with internal transport

    Plants moving material between halls get restricted zones, after-hours presence and blocked-route rules on the cameras already covering those routes.

  • EHS & safety leads

    For the person who has to show an inspector or an insurer which controls are in place — and produce camera, zone, time, clip and decision afterwards.

VAP

Tech stack

  • NVIDIA / ONNX Runtime
  • Python 3.13
  • FastAPI
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • MinIO

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Does our video go to a cloud?

    No. Detection and tracking run on an edge box on your own network, with zero inbound ports open to it. What leaves the site is metadata, a short evidence clip and the operator's decision. There is no arrangement in which the continuous camera stream is shipped to us or to a third-party platform.

  • Is this facial recognition, or is it scoring our staff?

    Neither, and not as a matter of policy. The event contract that every part of the system is built around has no field for a face, an identity, an emotion or a productivity score. Adding one would mean changing the shared data contract and every component that reads it, which is why the boundary was put there rather than in a settings page.

  • How ready is it, honestly?

    It is a design-partner and early-access programme, not a generally available product. The API, dashboard, ingest, review, compliance and alerting run on staging today, and edge detection uses ONNX Runtime with a TensorRT → CUDA → CPU fallback. We do not claim general availability, or shipping on your NVIDIA hardware, until field validation is recorded.

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Built by an EU-incorporated senior team — 20+ years in enterprise delivery.