See What Happened. Any Day, Any Moment.
A Vision Node does not just count what is in front of it — it keeps the record. Timelapse turns months into a minute, and X-Ray Vision lets you scrub back to any second and see the site with the numbers that were live then.
Months of Work, in Ninety Seconds
Set an interval and the node does the rest — every minute, every hour or twice a day, for a whole build or a whole season on one set of batteries. Nobody walks the site with a phone.
The video assembles itself as frames arrive, so what you show the client today includes this morning. Export any date range as a finished clip.
Capture That Looks After Itself
Set the interval, forget the camera
Choose every minute, every hour or twice a day. The node wakes, captures, uploads and sleeps — for a whole season on one set of batteries.
The video builds itself
Frames are stitched as they arrive, so the timelapse of your build or bump-in is always current. Export any date range as a finished video.
Nothing lost to a dropout
Frames buffer to the card on the node when the link goes down and backfill in order the moment it returns. The sequence stays complete.
Marketing gets it free
The same capture that proves progress to the client cuts into a launch video, a sponsor recap or a social edit. One deployment, two budgets.
Scrub Back Through the Whole Event
Pick a moment and see the keyframe from every node beside the metrics that were live at that second. Occupancy, queue length and flow sit on the same timeline as the picture.
Frames render frosted, as anonymised silhouettes — so you can see what happened without seeing who it happened to.
Total Recall, Without the Privacy Cost
Scrub back to any moment
Pick a time — 19:42 on the Saturday — and see the keyframe from every node alongside the numbers that were live at that second. Not a guess, the record.
Frosted by default
Review frames render as anonymised silhouettes: shapes, positions and density without faces, plates or identifying detail. You can see what happened without seeing who.
Numbers and pictures, together
Occupancy, queue length and flow are indexed to the same timeline as the frames — so "the north gate spiked at 7:40" comes with the picture that proves it.
Bookmark the moments that matter
Flag an incident, a surge or a near-miss as it happens and it becomes a permanent, timestamped marker on the timeline for the debrief.
Built for the hard conversations
Insurers, regulators and clients ask what happened and when. Retrospective review answers with evidence instead of recollection.
Retention you control
Keep keyframes for a week or a season, set per site. Metrics can outlive the imagery — the numbers stay useful long after the frames are purged.
Capture, Index, Recall
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Capture
Nodes take keyframes on a schedule and whenever something meaningful happens — a threshold crossed, an alert raised.
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Index
Every frame is stamped and tied to the metrics that were live at that instant, then frosted so it can be reviewed safely.
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Recall
Scrub the timeline, jump to a bookmark, or ask the platform what a zone looked like at any moment you name.
Frosted by Design
Retrospective review is built so it can be used.
Processed on the node
Detection happens on the device. Structured counts are what leave it — the number travels, the footage does not have to.
Silhouettes, not faces
Review frames render as anonymised shapes by default. No faces, no plates, no biometric identification of anyone.
Retention you set
Keyframe retention is configured per site, and the metrics can outlive the imagery. Purge the frames, keep the numbers.
See Your Site, Yesterday
See live occupancy, queues and crowd flow — and how they’d work on your site.
