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Visual Intelligence Infrastructure

AI that sees the physical world

VRTLST turns every camera on your floor into a sensor that understands what it is looking at — defects, hazards, people, process, throughput — in real time, at the edge.

LIVE CAM-04 · LINE B · 1920×1080 · 30fps 38 ms
person · 0.98
forklift · 0.94
pallet · 0.91
hard-hat · 0.88

VRTLST Vision

One model that understands every camera you own

Detection, segmentation, tracking and classification from a single deployment — no per-camera retraining.

  • Works with the RTSP cameras already on the wall
  • Fine-tune on 50 labelled frames, not 50,000
  • Runs cloud, on-prem or fully offline
Explore Vision

Running on the floor at

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0% defect recall in production
0 ms median edge inference
0M frames understood per day
0 frames leaving your network

The platform

Six products. One way of seeing.

Vision is the engine. Inspect, Guard and Watch are what it does for you. Edge is where it runs. Command is where you steer it. Nothing to stitch together.

Command

Control plane · fleet · access · audit

Inspect

Defect detection

Guard

Safety & security

Watch

Monitoring

Vision

Detection · segmentation · tracking · classification

Edge

On-device runtime · cameras · gateways · air-gapped sites

Under the hood

What happens between the lens and the line

Five stages, one model, thirty-eight milliseconds. Scroll to walk through a single frame.

  1. 01 · Capture

    A frame arrives

    RTSP, GigE, thermal or depth — 30 to 60 times a second, from a camera you already own.

  2. 02 · Detect

    Objects are found

    People, vehicles, parts, tools and PPE, each with a confidence the rest of the stack can reason about.

  3. 03 · Segment

    Edges are resolved

    Pixel-level masks separate the part from the fixture, so a measurement means something.

  4. 04 · Track

    Identity persists

    The same object keeps its id across frames — that is what turns detection into cycle time and dwell.

  5. 05 · Decide

    Something happens

    Pass, fail, divert, alert or e-stop. A decision the line can act on, inside the takt time.

PIPELINE CAM-04 · FRAME 00412 38 ms
person · 0.98
forklift · 0.94
pallet · 0.91
id 07 id 12
CLEAR no breach · cycle 41.2 s · logged

VRTLST Vision

The core computer-vision platform

One model stack that handles detection, segmentation, tracking and classification — trained on industrial footage, not internet photos. Point it at a camera and it starts working.

Any camera
RTSP, USB, GigE Vision, thermal and depth. Keep the hardware you have.
Few-shot training
Fine-tune a new class from 50 labelled frames in an afternoon.
Your data stays yours
Nothing is used to train shared models. Ever.
Explore Vision
LIVE CAM-11 · ASSEMBLY 0.98
operator
torque tool
fastener ×6

VRTLST Inspect

Manufacturing defect detection

Scratches, porosity, misalignment, missing components, short fills, bad welds. Inspect calls it in-cycle and tells the line what to do about it.

In-cycle decisions
Pass, fail or divert in under 50 ms — inside the takt time.
Operators teach it
A one-tap correction on the HMI becomes tomorrow's training data.
Traceable
Every unit gets an image, a verdict and a reason, stored against its serial.
Explore Inspect
INSPECTING SKU 44-921 1,284/hr
FAIL diverted to rework · 0.96

VRTLST Guard

Factory security & safety

The rules you already have — PPE on the floor, nobody inside the robot envelope, fire lanes clear — enforced continuously instead of audited quarterly.

Zones you draw
Sketch a boundary on the feed. Guard watches it on every shift.
Acts, not just alerts
Trigger an e-stop, lock a door, sound a local horn.
Privacy by default
Faces blurred at capture. No identity, no biometric matching.
Explore Guard
BREACH CELL 12 e-stop
person in zone
09:41 Missing hi-vis · Dock 3 warning
09:31 Fire lane obstructed cleared

Where it runs

Six industries, one model stack

The physics of a weld seam and a fill level are different. The way you teach a model about them is not.

Automotive

Weld seams, torque sequences, paint defects and line-side safety across body, paint and final assembly.

Inspect · Guard

Electronics

Component presence, solder quality and orientation at speeds no human inspector can hold for a full shift.

Inspect · Vision

Food & beverage

Fill levels, seal integrity, foreign-body detection and hygiene-zone compliance, wash-down rated.

Inspect · Watch

Logistics

Dock safety, load verification, pallet counts and trailer utilisation, from the yard to the pick face.

Guard · Watch

Heavy industry

Exclusion zones around plant, slag and spill detection, and vision at sites with no cloud connection.

Guard · Edge

Pharmaceutical

Fill and finish inspection, gowning compliance, and an audit trail that satisfies the quality system.

Inspect · Command

Not on the list?

If it has a camera pointed at it, the answer is usually yes. Send us an hour of footage and we will tell you.

Talk to an engineer

Everything else

The rest of the stack

Watch keeps an eye on the whole operation. Edge puts the model in the camera. Command ties all six together.

Watch

Real-time monitoring

Throughput, cycle time, dwell and downtime across every line and site — live, with alerts that find the right person.

Explore Watch
Edge

The edge-AI camera

A sealed IP67 device running the full stack on-board. One PoE cable in, decisions out — and it keeps working when the network doesn't.

Explore Edge
Command

The dashboard that brings everything together

Deployments, model versions, alerts, access and audit for every site — one control plane instead of six.

Explore Command

Integrations

Fits the stack you already run

VRTLST is a sensor and a decision, not a replacement for your control system. It writes into what you have.

Control layer

  • OPC UA
  • Digital I/O
  • Modbus TCP
  • PROFINET
  • EtherNet/IP

Plant systems

  • MES
  • SCADA
  • Historian
  • ERP
  • CMMS

Data & messaging

  • REST
  • MQTT
  • Webhooks
  • S3 / Blob
  • Kafka

People

  • Slack
  • Teams
  • PagerDuty
  • SMS
  • Email

Ask about a specific system

In their words

“We had cameras on every line for years. VRTLST is the first thing that made them useful.”

Placeholder NameDirector of Operations

“Inspect caught a porosity pattern our QA sampling had been walking past for six months.”

Placeholder NameHead of Quality

“The part that sold our IT team was simple: no frame ever leaves the plant.”

Placeholder NameCIO

“Guard doesn't nag. It only speaks up when something is genuinely about to go wrong.”

Placeholder NameEHS Manager

FAQ

The questions plants actually ask

Something not covered? Talk to an engineer.

Do we have to replace our cameras?

No. Vision runs on standard RTSP, USB, GigE Vision, thermal and depth cameras. Most sites go live on the hardware already mounted. VRTLST Edge is there for new installs, harsh environments and sites where you want inference physically on the device.

Does our footage leave the building?

Only if you choose cloud deployment. On-prem and Edge deployments keep every frame inside your network — the air-gapped configuration has no outbound connection at all. Your footage is never used to train shared or third-party models under any deployment.

How much labelled data do we need to start?

Around fifty labelled frames per new defect class for a first working model. The base models are pre-trained on industrial footage, so you are fine-tuning rather than starting from zero. Operator corrections on the HMI feed the next training round automatically.

How does it talk to our line?

Digital I/O and OPC UA for PLC-level decisions, plus REST and MQTT for MES, SCADA and historians. Inspect can write a pass/fail verdict directly against a serial number. Alerts route to Slack, Teams, SMS, email or PagerDuty.

How long does deployment take?

A single-line pilot typically runs two to four weeks from kickoff to a model making live decisions. Multi-site rollouts are staged through Command, one line at a time, with rollback available on every deployment.

How is it priced?

Per camera stream, per year, with volume tiers by site. Edge devices are bought outright or leased. Pilots are fixed-fee and credited against the first year if you continue.

Get started

Point it at a camera. See what it sees.

Send us one hour of footage from one line. We'll come back with what the model found in it.