The AI video management system built for plants, not data centres.

A VMS records and manages footage from your cameras. An AI video management system adds continuous analysis on top: it watches every stream, recognises defined situations, and raises an alert with the evidence attached, instead of waiting for someone to review footage afterwards.

Yes. Everything runs on a device at your site. Recording, detection, rules and local alerting continue with the WAN down. Notifications queue and deliver in order once connectivity returns.

Any ONVIF-compliant IP camera with an RTSP stream, which covers most commercial and industrial CCTV installed in the last decade. We verify each camera during the site survey, because resolution, mounting angle and keyframe settings all affect what is achievable.

Each edge device analyses up to 10 cameras, and entry hardware starts at roughly ₹50,000 per device. Larger sites run several devices, managed together from one console. We size against your actual camera count and use cases rather than quoting a generic number.

Neurabit VMS subscription starts at ₹800 per use case per camera per month, with the edge hardware included. At that rate, a 32-camera plant running PPE compliance and fire and smoke detection pays ₹51,200 per month. To own the hardware instead, edge devices start at roughly ₹50,000 and each handles up to 10 cameras, with each use case licensed per camera on a perpetual or annual licence, priced on request. Discount tiers are available on request, and we confirm the final figure after a site survey.

Almost always false positive rates, not detection accuracy. A system at high accuracy that still fires forty false alerts per camera per day gets ignored within a fortnight. We target under one false positive per camera per day for critical alerts, and the tuning period exists to get there.

No. Video is recorded and processed on-site. Only alert notifications leave, and only to recipients you configure.

Yes. The pipeline accepts standard ONNX models with a manifest describing inputs and outputs. Upload it, and the system builds and optimises it for your hardware.

Those are strong products. Milestone XProtect and Genetec Security Center are enterprise VMS platforms where AI analytics typically come from separately licensed partners, and Verkada is cloud-managed around its own cameras. Neurabit VMS includes 17 AI scenarios in the core product, runs fully without internet, lets your own team change rules and upload models, and publishes a rupee price per camera.

The right choice depends on your site, but for Indian factories the deciding factors are usually whether it works without internet, how many false alerts it raises per camera per day, whether your own team can change the rules, and whether it runs on your existing cameras. Neurabit VMS is built around all four: it runs on-premise, targets under one false positive per camera per day, is configured by your own EHS team, and works with any ONVIF IP camera.

Yes. Neurabit VMS runs entirely on edge hardware at your site. Recording, AI detection, rules and local alerting all continue with the internet down, and it can also run alongside an existing Milestone or Genetec system on the same cameras.

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 does not ban face recognition, but face data identifies people directly, so it needs a documented purpose, tight access control and strong security safeguards. Most obligations under the DPDP Rules apply from 13 May 2027. In Neurabit VMS, facial identity is optional, face templates are consent-managed and never leave your site, and every view and export is written to an append-only audit log. Confirm your specific setup with counsel.

Helmets and vests are detected reliably in most industrial conditions once the system is tuned on the site's own footage. Gloves are the hardest item because hands are small in the frame. Dust, glare and poor camera angles mainly raise false positives, which is why every deployment includes 2 to 4 weeks of on-site tuning toward under one false positive per camera per day.

For most Indian plants, edge is cheaper because cloud analytics needs sustained upload bandwidth: about 128 Mbps for 32 cameras at recording quality, on top of a per-camera cloud fee. Neurabit VMS needs zero upload bandwidth. A 32-camera site running two scenarios costs ₹51,200 per month on subscription at ₹800 per use case per camera, or about ₹18.4 lakh over three years, with hardware included.

Neurabit runs production edge video analytics at a live electrical substation operated by a power distribution utility in Odisha, covering fire and smoke, PPE compliance and restricted-zone entry on NVIDIA Jetson hardware. Neurabit's wider AI systems are deployed across 7+ countries.

All of India. We are headquartered in Sambalpur, Odisha, and regularly work across Odisha, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. Site surveys, commissioning and tuning visits are done on-site.