VISION AI FOR OPERATIONS

Train your own vision AI model with your existing cameras.

We build a vision pipeline for your sites that labels what happens on camera, checks it against your operational data and flags the cases a person should review. People stay anonymous throughout.

CAM 03 · STORE FLOOR· 14:02:13 · 3 tracked
People anonymised on device · no faces stored
Cases · live
14:02:12 · Exit zone

Unattended bag · case #1043

14:02:03 · Aisle B2

Restocking started

Simulation of the pipeline view. Every person is reduced to an anonymous shape before analysis results are stored. No faces, no identities.

Cameras see it all. Nobody watches.

Warehouses and stores run dozens of cameras, but footage only gets checked after something went wrong. Meanwhile the small breaks add up every day: a pallet left in the walkway, a shelf restocked hours late, goods leaving through the wrong door, a cleaning round that never happened. A vision model trained on your own sites watches for exactly those moments and tells the right person while there is still time to act.

Cameras see it all. Nobody watches.

Warehouses and stores run dozens of cameras, but footage only gets checked after something went wrong. Meanwhile the small breaks add up every day: a pallet left in the walkway, a shelf restocked hours late, goods leaving through the wrong door, a cleaning round that never happened. A vision model trained on your own sites watches for exactly those moments and tells the right person while there is still time to act.

Cameras see it all. Nobody watches.

Warehouses and stores run dozens of cameras, but footage only gets checked after something went wrong. Meanwhile the small breaks add up every day: a pallet left in the walkway, a shelf restocked hours late, goods leaving through the wrong door, a cleaning round that never happened. A vision model trained on your own sites watches for exactly those moments and tells the right person while there is still time to act.

From camera feed to reviewed case, without exposing people.

STEP 1

Label what happens

A classification pipeline trained on your footage labels events in the camera feed: objects, zones, movements. People become anonymous shapes at the source.

STEP 2

Add your operational data

Each event is matched with the data you already have, such as orders, scans, stock movements and shift plans, so the pipeline sees context, not just pixels.

STEP 3

Flag what needs a person

Only events that break a rule or contradict your data become cases. Each case says why it needs a review, and your team decides.

STEP 4

Unlock footage on record

People stay invisible by default. If a reviewer needs more for a non-compliant case, footage is unlocked through a documented approval and every access is logged.

No facial recognition

No identification of individuals

No individual performance scoring

Every footage access logged

Hosted in the EU or on site

From the shop floor to the warehouse hall.

CAM 11 · HALL 2· 14:02:13 · 4 tracked
People anonymised on device · no faces stored
Cases · live
14:02:10 · Walkway

Pallet in walkway · case #2217

14:02:02 · Dock 1

Inbound pallet scanned

For

Operations, loss prevention and site leads in retail, quick commerce and logistics

Pilot

One site, 6 to 8 weeks to the first reviewed cases

Team

Computer-vision engineer, product lead and DevOps from HUBBLR

Runs on

Your existing IP cameras, in your cloud or on site

You keep

The trained models, the pipeline, the back office and the documentation

For

Operations, loss prevention and site leads in retail, quick commerce and logistics

Pilot

One site, 6 to 8 weeks to the first reviewed cases

Team

Computer-vision engineer, product lead and DevOps from HUBBLR

Runs on

Your existing IP cameras, in your cloud or on site

You keep

The trained models, the pipeline, the back office and the documentation

For

Operations, loss prevention and site leads in retail, quick commerce and logistics

Pilot

One site, 6 to 8 weeks to the first reviewed cases

Team

Computer-vision engineer, product lead and DevOps from HUBBLR

Runs on

Your existing IP cameras, in your cloud or on site

You keep

The trained models, the pipeline, the back office and the documentation

Questions you might have

01

Do we need new cameras?

Usually not. The models work with the IP cameras most stores and warehouses already run. During the floor walk we check angles and resolution and tell you honestly where a camera would need to move.

02

How do you handle privacy and the works council?

People are reduced to anonymous shapes before results are stored. The system does not recognise faces, does not identify individuals and does not score employee performance. If a reviewer needs to see more for a case, footage is unlocked through a documented approval and every access is logged. We document the data flow so your data protection officer and works council can review it before the pilot starts.

03

Which events can the model detect?

We train it on your footage for the events that matter to you. Common starting points are people, vehicles and objects such as bags, totes and pallets. Events are rules on top: an object staying too long in a zone, a shelf not being serviced, a walkway being blocked.

04

Where does it run and who operates it?

In your cloud account or on hardware on site. We deploy, monitor and maintain the pipeline, or hand it over to your team with the documentation to run it.

Questions you might have

01

Do we need new cameras?

Usually not. The models work with the IP cameras most stores and warehouses already run. During the floor walk we check angles and resolution and tell you honestly where a camera would need to move.

02

How do you handle privacy and the works council?

People are reduced to anonymous shapes before results are stored. The system does not recognise faces, does not identify individuals and does not score employee performance. If a reviewer needs to see more for a case, footage is unlocked through a documented approval and every access is logged. We document the data flow so your data protection officer and works council can review it before the pilot starts.

03

Which events can the model detect?

We train it on your footage for the events that matter to you. Common starting points are people, vehicles and objects such as bags, totes and pallets. Events are rules on top: an object staying too long in a zone, a shelf not being serviced, a walkway being blocked.

04

Where does it run and who operates it?

In your cloud account or on hardware on site. We deploy, monitor and maintain the pipeline, or hand it over to your team with the documentation to run it.

Questions you might have

Do we need new cameras?

Usually not. The models work with the IP cameras most stores and warehouses already run. During the floor walk we check angles and resolution and tell you honestly where a camera would need to move.

How do you handle privacy and the works council?
Which events can the model detect?
Where does it run and who operates it?

A HUBBLR Technologies consulting offer

Bring one site. We show you what your cameras already know.

Tell us about your floor and the events that cost you most. We reply within one business day with a proposal for a pilot.

A HUBBLR Technologies consulting offer

Bring one site. We show you what your cameras already know.

Tell us about your floor and the events that cost you most. We reply within one business day with a proposal for a pilot.

A HUBBLR Technologies consulting offer

Bring one site. We show you what your cameras already know.

Tell us about your floor and the events that cost you most. We reply within one business day with a proposal for a pilot.