Sensing input to Canvas
The cameras you already have, noticing what matters.
Corvus is a sensing input to Canvas. It watches existing camera feeds for specific situations and sends them to Canvas as events, where they become tickets, procedures and answers.
Detection modes
Choose the situations that matter to you
Modes include these, and similar ones.
PPE
Helmets and vests where they are required.
Intrusion
Someone in an area that should be empty.
Crowd
More people in a space than it should hold.
Fall
A person down who may need help.
Line crossing and loitering
A boundary crossed, or a long stay where there should not be one.
Counting time, carefully
Dwell time belongs to a zone, not to a person.
Corvus measures how long a zone stays occupied or busy. It does not follow an individual to time them. That keeps the number useful for operations and fair to the people in the picture.
- Measured per zone
- Used to reveal queues and bottlenecks in a space
In production
Tuned for precision manufacturing.
Takagi Seiko uses Corvus to detect misalignment in precision manufacturing. A general model could not do it until it was tuned to the environment.
Worth knowing
Is video synopsis part of Canvas?
No. Video synopsis is a Corvus feature only.
Do we need new cameras?
No. Corvus works on the cameras you already have.
Start with the one situation that costs you most.
Tell us which one. We will show how it reaches Canvas.