Bring one facility and a real inspection problem.
Share operational context, not sensitive process data. We use it to assess camera fit, exposed asset coverage, and a measurable pilot scope.
- Known high-risk valves, joints, or pump areas
- Current inspection and escalation process
- Camera, network, and retention constraints
Pilot Qualification
Tell us where visual evidence could improve the handoff.
Include only the details needed to understand the facility type, leak concern, and approximate monitoring scope. Do not submit confidential process information, credentials, or personal data.
It qualifies a potential pilot. It does not create a support or emergency-response request.
Facility ScaleShare the locations where inspection coverage is hardest to maintain.
Large pumping and utility spaces benefit from a defined scope: selected assets, practical camera views, and operators who can review each event.
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After Submission
A short qualification before any facility data moves.
Production integrations, retention terms, camera support, and security controls require explicit agreement. The website does not enable a live deployment.
Data Care
Qualification first. Sensitive data only under agreed controls.
Customer video can expose confidential processes. A pilot must define on-premises or edge processing, encryption, configurable retention, strict access controls, audit logs, and any event-only synchronization before data collection begins.