Crossings in a passage zone
Review when a person, forklift or unit crosses a defined line or zone.
A project contracted with Adaris
Computer vision for Alicante warehouses
How many boxes went out? Did someone cross a particular area? If answering means rewinding hours of footage, Adaris can help test one warehouse scene with real images, review important cases and decide which count or alert is useful in daily work.
For businesses in Alicante · remote work in Spanish
Does this happen in your business?
These examples help you explain what needs to change. Tell us how you work today and we will agree what to build, its cost and how to check it.
Operational scene counting
Produce counts and evidence clips for one warehouse camera or video source.
Computer visionAgree the first step
Start with one specific task.
Start with one scene: what to count, where it crosses and what decision you need to make. Vision Studio helps select material, review examples, compare difficult scenes and prepare a local Player for one source. The pilot is quoted and contracted separately, with clear tests and limits.
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Prepare with Studio. Run with Player.
Studio prepares and reviews examples, evaluates the model and packages the solution. Player runs video analysis locally. These are captures of our own product, rather than results from customer installations.
What we agree in the proposal
Scene and counting rule
Define whether the first test observes forklift, person, pallet or another visible class. Agree the camera or video, zone, crossing direction, cases to count and examples outside the scope.
Review and evaluation
Use representative material, review Studio's suggested detections and compare correct detections, misses and incorrect alerts in an agreed sample. Night scenes, occlusions and camera changes are included when part of the test.
Local Player and evidence
If useful, prepare a Player for one active source: screen region, video file or network camera. The scope may include zones, counts, paths, heatmaps, rules and evidence clips; multiple cameras need a separate evaluation and package.
How we check the delivery
- Recognise the objects and crossings included in the approved test sample using the agreed rule.
- Review a record of detected, missed or incorrectly classified cases in the evaluated scenes.
- Check that zone, crossing direction and counts follow the approved configuration.
- Open the local Player with the included source and review the defined evidence or alert.
What to tell us first
- A warehouse video or image set showing the scenes you want to review.
- Which objects to count, what line or zone represents a crossing and which decision depends on it.
- Expected changes in light, traffic, occlusion, uniforms or layout.
- The available source and network or equipment constraints; avoid sending unnecessary personal data in the first enquiry.
Before requesting a proposal
Can you count crossings from several cameras?
Several sources can be assessed, but each Player uses one active source at a time. Evaluation, configuration and licensing for multiple cameras are scoped separately.
Does the system control a forklift or PLC?
The solution can produce configured signals, rules or evidence and a local connection can be assessed. PLC, machinery, cabling or industrial hardware installation is not included by default.
Do you guarantee an accuracy percentage?
No. We test agreed material and document detections, misses and confusions in that sample. A pilot is accepted against agreed deliverables and limits, not an accuracy guarantee.
Is footage sent to the cloud?
Vision Player analyses one screen, video or network-camera source locally. Processing, storage and connections to other systems are defined in the approved scope and configuration.
Describe the step that gets stuck.
We assess fit and agree scope and budget before starting. Your first message can describe the process without sharing customer records.