AI safety cameras
Cameras on the bridge, deck, engine room, gangway, MARPOL stations and holds feed an AI computer on board. The office gets each event as a still and a sentence. The video stays on the ship.
Camera events and stills in the demo are simulated and marked as such.
Six areas
Each event is filed under one area, explained in one sentence and kept with the still that raised it.
01 · Bridge
Who is on watch, whether a lookout is posted and whether someone is at the ECDIS, through the night.
Sentences the app writes
02 · Safety
Helmets and harnesses, the snap-back zone of loaded lines and hot work without a fire watch.
Sentences the app writes
03 · Technical
Oil mist, haze and leaks near the machinery, and a fire door held open.
Sentences the app writes
04 · Security
An unattended gangway in port, people without a visible badge and restricted doors left open.
Sentences the app writes
05 · MARPOL
The oily-water separator, the incinerator and the overboard valve against the logs. The app reports what it saw; it does not rule an action compliant.
Sentences the app writes
06 · Cargo
Heat building up in a hold, loose lashings and a hatch open in rain.
Sentences the app writes
Fleet score
100 minus the open and recent events in each area, weighted by severity. Closed events fade over 30 days; false positives do not count.
Architecture
Streams go from the cameras to the AI computer on board. Only events, their sentences and stills cross the satellite link.
On the vessel
Cameras
Bridge, deck, engine room, gangway, MARPOL stations and holds, recorded on board.
Edge AI computer
Runs the event models next to the cameras and keeps the recordings on the ship.
Ashore
Pruva
Events, sentences and stills in the dashboard, with the actions to acknowledge, escalate or close.
Hardware
One kit per vessel, fitted at a port call: 15 cameras and an engine-room thermal.
Safety Vision
$11,900 per vessel per year, hardware included
15 cameras and an engine-room thermal, two edge AI computers, warranty and replacement are included and stay ours. Plus $3,950 per vessel, once, for setup and installation. One USD price in every country.
Safety Vision on the pricing pageDomes for the bridge, deck, engine room, gangway, MARPOL stations and holds.
Two onboard computers run the models and a recorder keeps the video on the ship.
Power and network for every camera over one cable each.
Cabling, brackets and fittings for each camera position.
Outcomes
Events with a still and a sentence, not hours of footage.
A false-positive rate you can see and bring down.
An HSEQ incident opened from the event that caused it.
A score per vessel and area to compare the fleet.
Video that never leaves the vessel.
18 vessels, simulated events and stills. No sign-in.