VideoBI works with the cameras and recorder already on your network: the edge device reads their streams inside the building. Where a site needs more coverage, our kits add cameras chosen for the job: a dome for a counter, kitchen or dock, and a weather-sealed bullet for lanes, yards and gates. Each camera is set up with zones, the areas VideoBI reads.
Most sites already have cameras on the counter, the lane and the dock for security. The edge device connects to those on your network, and during setup we check each camera's view against what you want to measure. Where a view is missing, a kit adds one of two cameras that cover most of the work.
Mounts on the ceiling and sees a whole counter, dining room, kitchen line or row of dock doors in one view.
Mounts on a wall or pole and looks down a lane, across a yard or at a gate. Built for outdoor mounting.
Unlocks VideoBI's AI features.
vaisense.com ↗Also Lorex, LTS, Annke and most house brands
Also Amcrest and older Lorex
ONVIF cameras connect directly; any other camera by its RTSP address.
These are camera views from the VideoBI live demo, with one of the readings each one writes.
Line 5 · waiting 2:48
Lane 9 cars · avg 3:42
Mac & cheese · 3 of 12
Door 7 · waiting 48 min
Line 1 · no totes 14 min
Yard 84% fullA zone is an area or a line on a camera's view: the drive-thru queue, a register, a pan in the holding cabinet, a dock door, the yard gate. Each zone has one or more named measurements, such as a count of cars or the time each car spends there, which set what VideoBI records in it.
VideoBI counts, times and locates. It does not identify people or follow one person across cameras.
Cameras connect to the edge device in the building. Only readings, and the stills you ask for, leave it.
Stills and clips can have people blurred on the device before they reach the cloud.
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