The deadliest moment on a mine site is a person and a vehicle sharing the same ground. Invigilo watches the interaction zones: haul roads, dump points, pit edges and remote work areas, and flags the conflict while the operator still has time to stop.
Mine sites are too large for line-of-sight supervision, and the highest-consequence risks are interactions between people and moving plant. The detection layer is tuned for exactly those moments.
SafeKey watches the interaction zones on your existing cameras, and Invigilo Sense reads the week's detections for the fatigue and drift patterns no single alert can show.
Invigilo runs on the cameras already covering your haul roads, workshops and process plant, with edge processing so detection keeps working when the pit uplink does not. Two numbers matter on day one:
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. Vehicle and pedestrian conflict on haul roads, edge proximity, lone workers and blast area rules are all monitored on existing site cameras.
A proof of concept on the cameras covering one interaction zone, live within 24 hours of camera access.