That is where EdgeVIQ comes in.

EdgeVIQ is a video intelligence platform built to help maritime operators transform existing camera infrastructure into an intelligent, proactive safety and operational monitoring system.

Instead of relying entirely on people to continuously watch screens, EdgeVIQ analyzes video feeds natively on the edge, recognizes predefined risks, and brings the most relevant information to the attention of the right people.

Built for the Reality of Maritime Operations

Vessels operate in environments where connectivity can be limited, conditions can change quickly, and decisions often need to be made remotely. EdgeVIQ is designed with these realities in mind.

Our edge-based architecture enables video analytics to take place onboard the vessel, reducing dependence on continuous high-bandwidth connectivity. Relevant alerts, event information, and video evidence can then be transmitted to shore, helping teams maintain visibility while making efficient use of available bandwidth.

From Surveillance to Situational Awareness

Traditional CCTV provides visibility. But visibility alone does not always provide understanding.

EdgeVIQ adds an intelligent layer to video surveillance by continuously analyzing camera feeds and identifying events that may require attention. Whether it is a safety violation, unauthorized access, or smoke detection, EdgeVIQ helps turn hours of video into meaningful information.

Designed to Work With What You Already Have

We believe intelligent monitoring should not require organizations to start from scratch. EdgeVIQ is designed to work with compatible existing camera infrastructure, allowing maritime operators to enhance their current surveillance capabilities while protecting their existing investments.

Our Vision

"We believe the future of maritime safety and operations will not be built by adding more cameras or asking people to watch more screens. It will be built by making the cameras intelligent."

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