What Are RTSP and ONVIF? Connecting IP Cameras to AI Video Analytics
The two standards that make it possible to add AI analytics to mixed-brand camera estates — explained without jargon.
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Practical, vendor-neutral guides for HSE, operations and IT teams planning AI video analytics on existing cameras — plus anonymised case studies.
The two standards that make it possible to add AI analytics to mixed-brand camera estates — explained without jargon.
ReadWhere should video be processed? A practical comparison for plants, warehouses and multi-site operations.
ReadGoing from one pilot camera to a site-wide deployment: the architecture decisions that drive cost and reliability.
ReadBefore buying new cameras, check these six criteria — and why camera angle often matters more than the model.
ReadHow to make sure a pilot produces a decision, not just a nice demo.
ReadWhy a single accuracy figure is not enough — and what to measure instead.
ReadA plain-language explanation of video analytics and what changed with deep learning.
ReadWhat it takes to run reliable PPE detection on the cameras you already have.
ReadMaking near-misses at crossings visible — and what camera-based systems can and cannot do.
ReadFrom defect catalogue to PLC reject signal — the steps behind automated visual inspection.
ReadCamera-based production monitoring for lines where manual logs miss the short stops.
ReadAnonymous food facility — intra-shift idle became visible; response time shortened and lost capacity became measurable.
ReadAnonymous automotive supplier — hard hat and vest violations detected instantly; manual patrol load reduced and a digital evidence archive created.
ReadAnonymous white goods component line — surface defects caught instantly; late-intervention scrap buildup reduced.
ReadAnonymous textile site — early defect separation on post-sewing packaging; scrap buildup and rework cost fell sharply.
ReadAnonymous logistics hub — expected vs detected pallet count caught in real time; shipping errors down 60%.
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