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    Intenseye

    Intenseye analyzes facility video to flag configured safety events for review and follow-up. Its portfolio combines detection, analytics and action management with optional enterprise workflows. Assess a representative camera view before extending deployment across a factory or warehouse.

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    Who is Intenseye for?

    Industrial teams with recurring visual hazards and resources to investigate detected events. Computer-vision detections, pSIF scores, AI explanations and coaching suggestions are decision support and can miss or misclassify events because of camera angle, lighting, occlusion, scene changes and rule configuration. Do not treat alerts, speakers, PLC commands or the marketed hard-stop response time as a certified safety function or substitute for guards, interlocks, lockout/tagout, procedures and competent supervision. Validate privacy, worker consultation, retention and legal basis, and measure false positives and false negatives against an approved site-specific reference set.

    Worth evaluating when video review can reveal recurring hazards that your team has capacity to address. Compare the complete deployment cost with a measured pilot baseline; projected avoided incidents are not guaranteed savings.

    Trial or demo on request. Sources checked .

    Product tour

    Vendor visuals—not a QHSEtech hands-on test.

    Dark dashboard showing a camera alert at a stair, last data sync clock and compliant versus non-compliant bars

    Site dashboard with alert and daily compliance

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    Capabilities and scope

    Intenseye combines camera analysis with safety software and Sentinel hardware. Prevent, Connect and EHS Suite have different commercial scopes.

    Intenseye capabilities, evidence status and source links
    CapabilityEvidenceScope and source
    Configured visual detectionDocumented by vendor

    Product materials cover PPE, vehicle interactions and restricted areas; accuracy must be evaluated on the intended scene.

    Current product overview
    Ergonomic screeningDocumented by vendor

    Video-based REBA and RULA analysis supports identifying tasks for professional assessment, not a medical diagnosis.

    Ergonomics product
    Privacy controlsDepends on scope

    Face and body masking and retention settings are described. These controls do not prove that all processing is anonymous or eliminate personal-data obligations.

    Privacy and retention controls
    Enterprise API and routingDepends on scope

    Connect describes REST APIs, webhooks, identity providers and EHS links. Confirm licensed endpoints and implementation ownership.

    Enterprise connections
    Incident and inspection workflowsDocumented by vendor

    The separately scoped EHS Suite documents incident and near-miss templates, evidence capture, audit tracking, 5 Whys and fishbone RCA, assigned corrective actions and a verified-closure state. The page does not establish that a different person must perform verification.

    Separate EHS Suite
    Disconnected operationNot verified

    Edge deployment alone does not establish the availability of every workflow during an outage.

    Existing-camera compatibility and on-site edge processingDepends on scope

    Intenseye states compatibility with about 90% of IP cameras across more than 200 brands and describes Sentinel Hub processing on-site without a cloud video round trip. Compatibility percentages do not guarantee a camera passes the site survey; validate resolution, frame rate, field of view, network, retention and edge capacity for every scene.

    AI safety monitoring architecture and camera compatibility
    Corrective actions, routing and coachingDepends on scope

    Actions can turn detections into tasks with a clip, owner, due date, routing and update history, and can support coaching content and camera-based verification. Confirm the module, reviewer roles, escalation, reopening, independent effectiveness checks and whether camera verification is appropriate for each corrective action.

    Corrective actions, routing and coaching workflows
    Spatial heatmaps and movement pathwaysDepends on scope

    Visual Analytics documents anonymized density heatmaps and movement pathways filtered by event, use case and object. Counts and tracks are AI estimates; validate overlap handling, camera changes, blind spots, retention and before/after comparability before using them for layout or operational decisions.

    Visual Analytics heatmaps and movement pathways
    Chief AI analysis and reportingDepends on scope

    Chief is presented as an EHS-trained AI assistant using Intenseye safety data and uploaded reports to answer questions, produce cited charts, draft reports and coaching plans and schedule summaries. Confirm entitlement, model providers, prompt and upload retention, permissions, citations, hallucination controls, human review and whether customer data is used beyond the customer's instance.

    Chief AI safety assistant and agent scope
    REST API and structured-data exportDepends on scope

    Official API documentation provides an HTTPS v2 API using API-key authentication, while Connect advertises REST, webhooks and feeds to EHS, BI, identity and collaboration systems. Confirm licensed endpoints, scopes, rate limits, key rotation, pagination, delivery guarantees, replay and operational monitoring.

    Official REST API overview and authenticationEnterprise connections
    Point-of-risk warnings and OT interventionDepends on scope

    Intenseye describes speakers, visual signals and PLC or OT commands that can warn workers or stop machinery after a detection. This is not evidence of a safety-rated control system. Require a site hazard analysis, deterministic latency and failure testing, fail-safe design, proof testing, bypass management and independent safeguards before any safety-critical use.

    Safety detection, intervention and follow-up scopeEnterprise connections

    More capability notes

    1 additional areas. Status describes reviewed sources, not hands-on performance.

    Also watch for: No public numeric subscription verified. Deployment scope needs a written proposal. Detection and workflow suitability require local evaluation.

    Intenseye pricing

    Custom quote; annual subscription per connected camera

    On 2 October 2026 the pricing page shows no amount. Prevent is one annual subscription per connected camera covering the full safety detection library, with Chief, Insights and Actions included; Connect and EHS Suite are optional modules at an annual flat fee; Sentinel hardware (Hub Mini, Hub Pro and cameras) is scoped separately and can be bought as opex, capex or both. The pricing FAQ says there are no per-incident or per-use-case fees and that economics improve with term and scale. Request hardware, installation, camera count, modules, renewals and support in one proposal.

    Pricing sources checked : Selected sources checked; no starting price recorded. Official commercial pages reviewed. No numeric subscription or unrestricted free trial established; request a scoped proposal and clarify any paid pilot.

    Which product scope should the quote cover?

    Intenseye combines camera-based hazard detection with separately scoped Actions, Insights, Visual Analytics, Chief, Connect, Ergonomics, EHS Suite and Sentinel hardware. Connect can route events to enterprise and operational systems, while certain configurations can trigger speakers, visual signals or machine interventions. Each software module, camera, edge device, integration, EHS workflow and intervention path must be itemized and validated for the site.

    Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.

    Offline work and integrations

    Specify which functions must survive WAN loss and demonstrate recovery.

    What we could not verify

    1 not verified · 9 depend on scope · 1 note

    Demo script

    Proposed demo: review a controlled detection sample

    1. Use approved sample footage with known events and non-events.
    2. Configure a zone and compare alerts with the reference labels.
    3. Assign an action and review the history and export.

    Proposed demo: deployment and privacy boundaries

    1. Show data flow from a test camera through the edge device to the dashboard.
    2. Compare viewer and administrator access to clips and retention controls.
    3. Interrupt WAN connectivity in a safe test environment and inspect backlog recovery.

    Proposed demo: governed detection to verified corrective action

    1. Run approved footage containing true events, safe lookalikes and deliberately missed or occluded examples through the proposed camera and rule configuration.
    2. Have a reviewer confirm or reject alerts, record the reason and calculate precision and recall separately for the selected hazard and scene.
    3. Route one confirmed event into Actions or the proposed EHS integration, assign an owner and due date, and simulate a failed downstream handoff and retry.
    4. Complete the correction, require a separate reviewer to verify effectiveness, and export the clip, label, task history, rule version, integration log and final decision.

    Ask the vendor to show you

    1. Which cameras, fields of view, edge devices, detections and modules are included after the site survey?
    2. Using an approved reference set, what are precision, recall, false positives and missed events by hazard, camera, shift and operating condition?
    3. How are rule changes, camera movement, lighting, occlusion and model updates detected, approved and revalidated?
    4. Show an alert from detection through human review, coaching or corrective action, independent verification and retained closure history.
    5. Which Chief or other AI outputs cite source events, expose assumptions and scores, retain prompts or overrides and require human approval?
    6. For OT or hard-stop integrations, provide the safety architecture, hazard analysis, fail-safe state, latency distribution, proof testing and ownership of every component.
    Use demo checklist

    Questions the sources answer

    Does Intenseye replace our EHS system?

    Connect is designed to route information into existing systems. EHS Suite adds workflows, but its scope should be compared with your current incident, audit and inspection requirements.

    Does face blurring mean no personal data is processed?

    No. The published controls include masking and retention policies, but the full deployment still needs a data-flow and access review. Ask what is retained, exported and visible to each role.

    Can Intenseye assess ergonomics from video?

    The ergonomics product describes REBA and RULA analysis. Validate representative tasks with an ergonomics specialist, including occlusion and camera-angle limitations.

    Can Intenseye guarantee that every unsafe event will be detected?

    No. Computer vision depends on visibility, scene conditions, configuration and model performance. Establish site-specific precision and recall with known events and repeat testing after camera, rule or model changes.

    Can an Intenseye alert or hard-stop integration replace machine guarding or a safety-rated control?

    No such replacement is established. Treat it as an additional layer unless a qualified safety assessment proves otherwise, and retain independent guards, interlocks, procedures and fail-safe controls.

    Are Chief's reports and pSIF judgments final safety decisions?

    No. They are AI-assisted outputs that require source review, competent human judgment and documented approval. Test citations, edge cases, overrides and access boundaries with representative data.

    Does face blurring remove all privacy and worker-monitoring obligations?

    No. Video frames, clips, timestamps, locations and event metadata can still concern identifiable workers or employment monitoring. Review legal basis, consultation, transparency, access, retention, transfers and deletion for the actual deployment.

    Sources and change log

    13 sources, checked
    • : Re-checked the pricing page on 26 September 2026: per-camera subscription and flat-fee modules, no amount shown.

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