Vessel and cargo security vision
A terminal operator added computer vision over existing cameras for container, cargo, and perimeter monitoring with real-time alerts.
- Monitoring
- Real time
- vs manual watch
- Cameras
- Existing
- reused
- Alerts
- With clip
- and location
- Record
- Auditable
- per event
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The challenge
Security relied on staff watching dozens of camera feeds, so incidents at the perimeter, on the yard, or at the berth were caught late or missed entirely.
What we built
We layered computer vision over the existing camera network to detect anomalies, unauthorized access, and cargo events, routing real-time alerts to the security desk with the clip and location attached.
- Computer-vision models over yard, berth, and perimeter cameras.
- Anomaly, access, and cargo-event detection with real-time alerts.
- An incident console with clip, location, and audit trail.
Outcomes
- Incidents caught in real time instead of after the fact.
- A watch team that acts on alerts instead of scanning feeds.
- An auditable record of every flagged event.
Where the data came from
Data is drawn from the systems the operation already runs on and delivered in the client’s own tenant.
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