Manufacturing · Illustrative scene
Crew time by station, not by person.
Neuvis maps the stations on your floor, follows the stage of each container and is validating crew time and idle time per station, from the cameras you already have. Counting a station needs no names.
The twin marks 5 people with their posture and pins 3 containers with their build stage: two open frames and one plated.
Use cases
What Neuvis measures on the floor.
Crew time per station and stage
People counted inside each station polygon, minute by minute, tied to the container being built there.
Container stage
The stage of each roll-off container (build, paint or cure) read from the frame. Times per container are in validation.
Unmanned and idle stations
Stations with work in place and nobody at them, measured as time, not as a person’s absence.
Forklift and pedestrian proximity
Near passes between forklifts and people on foot, flagged for a supervisor to review.
Specification
What Neuvis measures in a plant.
| Crew time | Per station and per container stage, in validation |
|---|---|
| Idle time | Stations with work in place and no crew, in validation |
| Stage | Build, paint and cure, read per container |
| Identity | Anonymous by default. A name only from a physical tag or a supervisor check-in. No face recognition |
| Where it runs | Built for an edge box on your network |
Privacy by design
We measure work, not people.
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No faces
Neuvis does not recognise faces. Faces are never stored or matched, and it does not estimate age or sex.
- 02
Stations, not individuals
Crew time comes from station polygons. Counting people in a station does not need to know who they are.
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A person decides
Every alert waits for a supervisor to review it. Nothing reaches payroll or HR automatically.
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