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Object counting with existing cameras

The goal is not more footage. It is spotting sooner what you currently review too late.

Do you count boxes, products or objects by reviewing video? Adaris can assess whether your footage supports a useful automated count. Start with one scene, one object type and a test you can check.

Two real applications. One continuous path from footage to operation.

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01 / Prepare · review · test

Adaris Vision Studio

Turn representative footage into reviewed examples, teach the system what matters, test difficult scenes and prepare a ready-to-use Player.

  • Human-reviewed examples
  • Tests before deployment
  • Continuous improvement

Real captures from the applications in development

A first project with Adaris

Find out whether your camera can provide a useful count.

Agree a paid feasibility study before commissioning an installation. We define the sample, the counting rule and the acceptance criteria with you, then compare the result with a manual review. The initial conversation to assess fit is free.

What should we test first?

Objects visible in a defined zone

For example, boxes or products in a staging area. Agree what counts as an object, where the zone ends and how to handle partially visible items.

A repetitive manual video review

Identify a short, recurring check where the count helps someone make a decision. Compare the same footage manually and automatically.

Footage from a camera you already have

Check access to the stream or an exported recording, framing, lighting and the equipment needed to run the analysis before purchasing hardware.

Feasibility study

A small scope. Evidence you can review.

  1. Agree the test

    One camera or recording, one object type and one counting rule. Set the footage sample, the acceptable error, the deliverables, the price and the timetable in writing.

  2. Review the results

    Compare the counts with a manually checked sample. Include representative busy scenes, changes in lighting and partial occlusions where they occur in your process.

  3. Decide the next step

    Receive a report with sample results, errors observed, operating conditions and a recommendation: proceed, adjust the scene or stop. Any deployment is quoted separately.

The counting rule matters as much as the model.

ADARIS VISION / STUDIO + PLAYER

See the software behind the proposal.

Adaris Vision Studio prepares and reviews examples; Player runs local video analysis with tracking, counts, zones, heatmaps and evidence for configured alerts. The captures above show the applications in development. They are product demonstrations, not footage from a customer installation.

Before you request a proposal

Can we use our existing camera?

Possibly. We first check image quality, access to the source and whether the objects remain visible. An exported representative recording can support an initial assessment; we do not assume every camera will work.

Do we need to send you video in the contact form?

No. Describe the scene, the object, your current counting method and the decision the count would support. We agree how to share any footage and who may access it before receiving it.

Is the study a production installation?

No. It is a separately scoped paid project with an agreed sample and a feasibility report. Production deployment, hardware, integrations and ongoing support require their own scope and quotation.

Can Adaris work with our team remotely?

We work remotely in Spanish. Adaris is your supplier for the agreed project; we assess whether the scene can be tested remotely or needs an on-site partner.

Tell us what you count today.

Tell us the object, the camera or recording you have, how you check the result today and what decision you want to make. We will assess fit and propose a bounded next step.