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Capture
Existing cameras stream into an on-site appliance. No new hardware to install.

AI on the CCTV you already run at flow stations, terminals, tank farms, and gatehouses, for security, HSE, and operations. One intelligence layer turns live feeds into alerts and evidence that help get people home and keep critical infrastructure protected.




Step 1 of 6
Existing cameras stream into an on-site appliance. No new hardware to install.

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Models flag perimeter events, PPE gaps, zone rules, and site traffic in real time.

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A short evidence clip routes to a human reviewer. Nothing auto-submits.

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Verified events are matched to the records they must populate (compliance, incident, or security evidence) with linked clips.

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An accountable reviewer approves, and the full chain is written to an immutable audit trail.

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Approved records aggregate into regulator and operator formats, ready for submission or escalation.

Security, HSE, and operations subscribe to the same facility feeds: perimeter and gate first, then people and process, then site traffic.
Perimeter and gate intelligence on the cameras already watching your facilities.
Leading indicators for people and process safety, verified before they become records.
Throughput and site discipline from the same feeds, for terminals, yards, and turnarounds.
The same build serves connected, hybrid and fully air-gapped sites: you choose where inference and data live.
Video ingestion and inference always run on-site. Raw footage never leaves the operator's network by default, built for air-gapped sites and conservative OT security reviews.
Dashboards, reporting and fleet management, available where the operator permits. Only events, metadata and consented evidence sync, never raw footage.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Our focus is oil and gas facilities: security, HSE, and operations, across upstream and midstream sites in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa. Where a single preventable incident can cost lives, livelihoods, and enormous sums, the cameras already watching the fence line, the gate, and the yard should do more than record what happened. They should help prevent it.
Raw video stays on site. Only events, metadata and consented evidence ever leave, and only with the operator's permission.
Regulatory context, deployment reality, and how to evaluate CCTV intelligence, written for oil and gas operators in Sub-Saharan Africa.