What problem does this solve?
People want to see what an aisle camera could count — people, parcels, equipment, and boxes — before a model is trained on their site.
Experience Lab
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Interactive Demo · Simulated Data
A generated warehouse photograph with a drawn box and a floor zone. The walk is two frames animated by this page. Confidence values are sample numbers, not the output of a model.
People want to see what an aisle camera could count — people, parcels, equipment, and boxes — before a model is trained on their site.
A real system captures frames on a camera you control, runs a detector near the camera or on a server you choose, and shows boxes to an operator. This page plays a drawn scene instead.
Start the walk. A box stays on the worker, a floor zone turns occupied only when that box overlaps it, and the alert list follows. Nothing is filmed and nothing is uploaded.
SATHURIX can help choose the camera, the classes that matter, where inference runs, and how counts reach the people who use them.
Two generated photographs of the same aisle. This page fades between them and draws the box and the floor zone. Nothing here is a live camera, and no detection model is running.
Camera study
Demo
Cam 02 — warehouse aisle
01
Person
Visible for the whole walk
Out
Marked zone
Box is clear of the zone
Yes
Hard hat
Seen on the worker. Not measured.
00
Vehicles
None in these two frames
The line is this walk: high while the box overlaps the zone, low when it does not.
Sample confidence
A fixed sample number on the person box. It is not an accuracy rate and not a model result.
Press Start Detection to walk the worker from the near frame to the far frame. The zone turns occupied only while the drawn box overlaps it.
A. Simulated overlay. Active. The photographs were generated for this page. The boxes are drawn here.
B. Real inference. Unavailable. No local model is configured. This page does not open a camera and does not send images anywhere.
Seeing the classes and the operator view first keeps a vision project tied to the decision you actually need.