Define the risk
Identify priority work areas, the decisions people need to make, and which events should be detected.
The ICV platformVideo is the beginning.
Video is the beginning.
Insight is the advantage.
One connected approach to video management, automatic event detection, and incident review. Built to help people make better decisions in demanding environments.
How it worksEvery event.
Every event.
A path to action.
Explore the four stages of an illustrative ICV workflow.
Recognize the moments that deserve attention.
Automatic event detection helps identify configured safety and operational events in the video stream. Set the scope around your work areas and the models supported by your deployment.
01 / Event detection
Relevant activity identified
A configured event becomes a starting point for review.
CAMERA → EVENT
Keep the context around the event.
Review captured footage alongside a structured incident record. Search and classify the event, and use the available video to understand the sequence rather than relying on recollection alone.
02 / Video context
One event. A clearer account.
Footage, classification, and review notes support a shared understanding.
EVENT → CONTEXT
Turn a finding into a follow-up.
Use incident records to support review, investigation, and documented action. Agree responsibilities and escalation routes with your operational teams during deployment.
03 / Incident management
Review with the right people
A structured record supports assignment, follow-up, and reporting.
CONTEXT → ACTION
Bring the learning into the next shift.
Use event history and incident reviews to identify recurring concerns, inform coaching, and support better operational decisions. Measure progress against the baseline you establish.
04 / Operational learning
Retain the lesson
Use documented events to inform the next review and the next decision.
ACTION → LEARNING
Remote operationsThe connection may stop.
The connection may stop.
The record shouldn’t.
Offline video capture retains activity locally. When connectivity returns, automatic synchronization brings captured footage into the wider system.
Live remote viewing and cloud delivery depend on connectivity. Your deployment plan defines local detection, local alerts, storage duration, and recovery behavior.
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Capture at the worksite
Plan the camera view, power, and storage around the operation.
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Retain the local record
Keep captured activity available through periods of interrupted connectivity.
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Synchronize when connected
Bring footage into review and reporting as the network allows.
A practical deployment
Start with your operation.
Validate in the field
Test camera coverage, conditions, network behavior, and alert quality against agreed acceptance criteria.
Roll out with evidence
Use pilot findings to plan training, responsibilities, retention, and the next site.
Human decisions remain central. Detection can miss events or generate false alerts. ICV supports your safety processes; it does not replace critical controls, supervision, or emergency response.