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Staccato trusts its employees and does not search them. Its director of technology explains how the company validates that trust with the cameras it already owned, deployed in seven weeks.
Primex Farms ran a round-the-clock processing floor on a camera system that could only be watched from inside the building. What changed when the cameras started sending.
Surveillance records people so that someone can assign blame later. The safety directors running video agents describe something else: a camera that notices a forklift near-miss now, so the next one never happens.
A forklift, a pallet and a person, and the moment one hides another. A video agent is judged on what it does in that second, and the sales deck skips it.
The Eagle Eye VMS now takes a plain-English description of what to watch for, such as a worker without a safety vest, and starts sending notifications. No new hardware, and one integrator has it guarding EV charging cables.
Insurance Business's Chris Davis reports on how the carrier uses telematics, sensors, wearables and camera AI to prevent losses before they become claims, and why its risk engineers see productivity gains alongside safety.
Interviewed at RISKWORLD 2026 by Risk & Insurance, Matt Scott described AI watching workplace video for hot spots, reckless forklifts and badly packed pallets. Discounts, for now, are for camera-equipped fleet telematics.
Silver Bay Seafoods replaced a patchwork of plant camera systems with one. The IT director's account covers production lines, food-safety audits, and the abandoned cars that kept turning up on the ferry.
The inbound email has changed shape. It now arrives as a numbered list: false-positive governance, human-in-the-loop, auditability, on-prem options, validation paperwork, and a pilot whose length the buyer has already decided.
Tell finance a new system reduces incidents and watch their eyes glaze. Show them the black holes in the balance sheet and they sit up. Parker Miller on selling video AI internally.
Ohi runs five warehouses for two-hour delivery. Founder Ben Jones says video is the first system he sets up at each new site.
One safety director for a million square feet running three shifts. Kevin, director of safety at Unique Industries, on what changed when the cameras started covering the hours he could not.
AI News reported on the April 2025 launch of a no-code builder that lets a plant manager describe a detection, feed it a handful of examples and attach an action such as shutting down a line. The claim was eight minutes, against the eight weeks a custom detector used to take.
