Computer vision that watches cargo, containers, and the perimeter.
Security teams cannot watch dozens of camera feeds at once, so incidents at the yard, the berth, or the perimeter get caught late or missed. We layer computer vision over your existing cameras to detect anomalies and events in real time and route alerts to the people who can act.
Vision sits on top of an operation we already measure. Dwell time and yard throughput show where incidents and bottlenecks cluster, so the cameras and alerts go where they matter.
How we integrate your dataHow computer vision adds real-time monitoring to existing port and terminal cameras, what it can detect, and how to deploy it so security teams act on alerts instead of watching feeds.
ReadLoss in a cross-border supply chain is usually discovered at count time, long after and far from where it happened. Shrinkage analytics attributes loss to where and when it occurred, which is the only way to tell theft from error and target a response.
ReadA container seal is a physical control that creates a stream of evidence nobody usually reads. Treating seal and custody events as data makes tampering, gaps, and weak handoffs visible across the whole flow rather than one container at a time.
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