How it works
What it sees.
One camera, watching a room, running on a box in your building. Here is what it is actually looking for — and nothing here ever leaves the premises.
Every work, individually.
Draw a boundary around each piece. The system learns what that wall looks like with the work on it.
Removal.
If a work leaves its place, you know within seconds.
Contact.
If someone reaches into a piece, you know immediately.
People.
Recognise your staff, your regulars, your collectors — and flag the people you don't know. Or run it fully anonymous, with every face obscured before it's ever stored. Your building, your rules, your call.
A record you can actually use.
Every event, timestamped, with an image. Who was where, when, and what they touched.
Open hours and closed hours.
The system knows the difference between a busy opening and an empty room at 3am, and behaves accordingly.
And where it all lives
On a box in your gallery. Nowhere else.
The intelligence runs on hardware you own, in your building. There is no cloud, no account, nothing phoned home — so there is no server for anyone to subpoena, breach, or browse. You own the hardware, and you own the footage.