Protex AI

Protex connects to live fixed-position network cameras through RTSP and markets broad camera compatibility. Conduct a camera-by-camera survey for stream access, view, resolution, frame rate, bandwidth, lighting and occlusion; the stated compatibility percentage is not proof that every installed scene is usable.

Live streams are described as processed and discarded on the on-site edge appliance. For a configured event, metadata and normally an anonymized encrypted clip of about 10 seconds are sent to the cloud. Confirm clip duration, pre and post-event context, exceptions and support access in the contract.

Vehicle Control describes speed, wrong-direction travel, vehicle-worker proximity, operation zones and restricted-area events, with rules adjustable by zone, distance, speed, direction and count. Each vehicle class and perspective requires local validation.

Area Control covers people or vehicles moving in the wrong direction, maximum counts and worker proximity to machine zones. A visual event is an indicator; physical guarding, interlocks and access controls remain primary protections.

Published examples include mobile-phone use, handrail behavior, conveyor interactions, overreaching and lifting technique. These observations require context and qualified ergonomic or safety interpretation rather than automatic blame or diagnosis.

Protex presents camera-based PPE detection as a configurable safety use case. Confirm each PPE type, color and wearing rule, partial occlusion, visitor or contractor handling, exemptions and performance in representative lighting and views.

Safety pages describe event feeds, dashboards, instant alerts for selected breaches and corrective actions based on trends. Confirm actual channels, latency, routing, acknowledgement, escalation, due dates, closure evidence and handling of alert storms.

Per-site options include facial blur, full-body blur, ghosting, no blur and videoless mode in which clips are not retained and only metadata and analytics are available. The customer must choose the least intrusive configuration and document any exceptions.

The detailed guide describes TLS 1.2 or later in transit, AES-256 at rest, role-based access, MFA and access audit logs. Request current ISO 27001 evidence, penetration-test summary, architecture, subprocessors, recovery and retention controls through the trust process.

The platform describes connections with EHS, BI, WMS, MES, TMS, CMMS, ERP, LMS, scheduling, sensors and PLC data. Confirm a named connector or API, fields, direction, frequency, identity mapping, failure reconciliation, ownership and commercial scope for each system.

Predictive Analytics is presented as scanning uploaded incident, observation, behavior and operational history to flag emerging risk and produce follow-on reports. Forecasts inherit source-data bias, missingness and changing exposure; validate prospectively before relying on recommendations.

Protex Intelligence can combine site signals, produce contextual insights or recommendations and support agents that monitor KPIs, investigate and send findings. Human safety professionals remain accountable and must be able to override or reject outputs; confirm approvals before any write-back or triggered workflow.