Deck operations concentrate the worst line-of-fire risks in the industry: suspended loads, pipe-lay red zones and open edges over water. Invigilo processes the ship's own cameras on board, so detection runs at sea whether or not the satellite link does.
A vessel is a compressed industrial site that cannot call for help. The risks below are the ones deck officers fight every watch, and every one of them is visible on the ship's cameras.
SafeKey runs these detections on the vessel's existing cameras, processed at the edge on board, with rules tuned to each deck and operation.
Invigilo runs at sea today, where the uplink is unreliable and the stakes are not.
Live deployments across multiple countries.
Detection runs on the vessel itself, so no footage has to leave the ship to be analysed.
Alerts and analytics keep working through connectivity gaps.
Shore teams see the full picture as soon as bandwidth allows.
Any camera with an RTSP stream connects. No new hardware for standard deployments.
AI runs on site. Footage stays local, and detection keeps running if the uplink drops.
WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams and email, in under a second, with your escalation chain.
A standard site is operational within 24 hours of camera access.
Yes. SafeKey connects to existing RTSP and ONVIF cameras. Most sites need no new hardware.
From camera access to live detection is typically 24 hours.
Yes. Processing runs on site through edge or on-premise deployment. Video does not need to leave the site.
An alert reaches the team through WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams or email within seconds, with the video evidence attached.
Yes. Processing runs on board. No uplink is needed for detection or alerting.
A proof of concept on one vessel's existing cameras, processed on board.