Computer vision for physical operations

The same floor,
understood.

Neuvis turns the cameras you already have into a measured 3D model of your floor. It sees what single models miss and measures work, not people.

Illustrative scenes · synthetic renders, no real people

The same fabrication bay as a Neuvis twin: white clay model with ink edges, people in violet.
NEUVIS TWIN · CALIBRATEDNeuvis twin
Simulated daytime camera view of a container fabrication bay: open container frames, a forklift, a workbench and five workers.
CAM 10 · NAVE PRINCIPALCAM 10
Simulated camera viewSimulated view

The twin marks 5 people with their posture and pins 3 containers with their build stage: two open frames and one plated.

People 5 · Containers 3 · Stage build

No faces stored

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01 · Why

01 · Why

Cameras record everything and understand almost nothing. Neuvis reads the cameras you already have and turns them into a measured model of your floor.

Inspection still depends on people watching screens and on spot checks. The footage exists; nobody has time to read it. Neuvis does the reading, and a person on your team decides what happens next.

02 · How Neuvis sees

Six stages, one frame.

One camera frame from a container fabrication bay, rebuilt as a twin. Each stage adds one layer, so you can see what it contributes.

Schematic. Shown on the twin frame; overlays are drawn from the scene file.

A fast detector finds the obvious people. Small figures in the far bay are easy to miss at this stage.

  1. 01

    Detect

    A fast detector finds the obvious people. Small figures in the far bay are easy to miss at this stage.

  2. 02

    Tile

    The frame is cut into overlapping tiles and read again at full resolution. Far-bay people now register.

  3. 03

    Segment

    Boxes become pixel masks, so measurements follow the body, not a rectangle around it.

  4. 04

    Verify

    A second model checks every candidate. Posts and gas cylinders that look like people are rejected.

  5. 05

    Pose

    Posture comes from body keypoints: standing, walking, crouching to weld.

  6. 06

    Measure

    People are counted against station polygons, so time is measured per station, not per person.

03 · Where it works

One system, four kinds of floor.

  • 01Deployed pilot

    Manufacturing

    Fabrication bays, welding stations, assembly lines.

    • Crew time per station and stagePilot · in audit
    • Unmanned and idle station timePilot · in audit
    • Forklift and pedestrian proximityPilot
  • 02Ready

    Security

    Perimeters, gates, yards and parking after hours.

    • Line crossing after hoursReady
    • People in restricted zonesReady
    • Tailgating at the gatePilot
  • 03Pilot

    Logistics

    Container yards, docks and warehouse aisles.

    • Container time between zonesReady
    • Dock and bay occupancyReady
    • Container ID readingRoadmap
  • 04Pilot

    Retail

    Supermarkets: aisles, checkouts and entrances. No face recognition, no demographic estimates.

    • Checkout queue lengthModel ready
    • Aisle dwell timeModel ready
    • Empty shelf detectionRoadmap

Deployed: running at a customer. Ready: models built and tested. Pilot: needs a customer pilot to validate. Roadmap: not built yet.

04 · Your site in 3D

Every camera, placed and measured.

Before anything is detected, Neuvis rebuilds your site as a calibrated 3D twin from the camera views you already have. That tells you what each camera can actually see.

CAM 01CAM 02CAM 03CAM 04Blind spotIR weak
Schematic plan
  • 01

    Coverage map

    Where each camera can detect, observe or recognise, based on pixel density across the floor.

  • 02

    Blind spots

    The areas no camera covers, drawn on the plan before a cable is moved.

  • 03

    Night audit

    Which cameras still work after dark: infrared range, lighting and glare, checked camera by camera.

05 · Privacy by design

We measure work, not people.

01 Camera pixels
02 Twin silhouette
03 A dot in a station

The same person at each step. Identity is removed before anything is measured.

  • 01

    No faces

    Neuvis does not recognise faces. Faces are never stored or matched, and it does not estimate age or sex.

  • 02

    Stations, not individuals

    Crew time comes from station polygons. Counting people in a station does not need to know who they are.

  • 03

    A person decides

    Every alert waits for a supervisor to review it. Nothing reaches payroll or HR automatically.

How Neuvis handles privacy

06 · Edge, not cloud

Video stays in the building.

The models run on a compact computer on your network, next to the cameras. Only events and short clips leave the site, and only to the systems you choose.

  1. Your site network
    01

    Your cameras

    The IP cameras already installed. No new hardware on the walls.

    02

    Neuvis edge box

    Runs the six-stage cascade locally.

    Available for pilots
  2. 03

    Your systems

    Events and short clips to a review queue, your VMS or your MES.

07 · Proof

A steel container fabricator in northern Mexico.

The first deployment runs on the plant’s existing cameras. Neuvis rebuilt the halls as a calibrated twin, mapped the work stations and tracks each roll-off container through its stages.

CamerasExisting CCTV, no new installs
TwinCalibrated from the camera views
Stages trackedArmado → Pintura → Curado (build, paint, cure)
MeasuredCrew time and idle time per station

Results

Pilot results in review.

We publish a number only once it has been audited. Two people label the footage independently and every figure keeps its receipt.

Methodology: independent double labelling · audited before publication · customer named only with written consent.

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