A queue that needs attention. A table waiting for service. An event worth a closer look.
AI can often work with existing CCTV to turn the right moments into useful prompts for your team. We check compatibility first, then build around the service and security cover you need.
Explore service and security in a hospitality setting, or follow vehicle arrivals, permits and time on site. Both examples are illustrative simulations.
Surface relevant footage around restricted areas or unusual movement, so an authorised person can check the context.
Flag → review → decide
Alerts are prompts for review. A camera observation alone does not establish identity, intent or wrongdoing.
02 / Try the example
A shift in the pub. A different perspective.
Explore the supplied PubVision concept, restyled for Open ERP Solutions. Move between cameras, service prompts, events and a timeline, or follow the ten-scene tour.
This is an interactive simulation. Figures, detections, alerts and staff actions are sample scenarios. It is not connected to live CCTV or a real team.
A short illustrative clip shows a pub service scene with tracking-style overlays. Think of it as a way to discuss which moments would be helpful for your own team to review.
9-second supplied demonstration · annotations are illustrative, not verified findings or measured accuracy.
Pub activity with example person and service-zone overlays. The gallery below provides still examples of the service, queue and review scenarios.
More moments to review.
Three more supplied scenarios, each around 10 seconds. All overlays and alerts are illustrative; they are not verified findings about real people or events.
01 / Manager review
Till activity
A till-area scenario for a manager to review alongside authorised transaction records. A prompt should surface context, without making a judgement about a person.
Illustrative clip · 10 seconds · sound controls available
02 / Customer & staff cover
Glass-breakage response
A courtyard scenario to discuss how a team could notice breakage, check the area and arrange a safe clean-up.
Illustrative clip · 10 seconds · sound controls available
03 / Stock-area context
Stock movement
A stockroom scenario for checking unusual movement against delivery, restocking and access arrangements. The team decides whether anything needs attention.
Illustrative clip · 10 seconds · sound controls available
04 / The example gallery
Different spaces. Practical possibilities.
Open a scene for a closer look. Use the arrows, your keyboard or swipe between examples.
Supplied illustrative artwork. The labels, IDs, timestamps and confidence figures shown in these images are demonstration annotations; they are not evidence about real people or events.
We begin with your existing cameras, recorder and network. Compatibility, camera position and image quality determine what can work; replacement hardware is considered only where it helps.
01
Check the source
Review supported camera streams, your recorder and secure access.
02
Agree the context
Choose the zones, events, thresholds and operating hours that matter.
03
Connect the next step
Route useful prompts to your team or agreed business systems.
04
Review together
Test real conditions, tune false alerts and agree access and retention.
Observation with clear boundaries.
We scope the purpose, notice to people, access and retention before launch. This example does not identify faces or infer emotions. Local processing and limited event sharing can be explored to suit your premises.
Till and service contextManager review
Waiting at the barQueues & capacity
A busy service zoneQueues & capacity
Garden service coverageCustomer service
Indoor service coverageCustomer service
Table and bar contextCustomer service
Lounge check-in opportunitiesCustomer service
Entrance and capacityQueues & capacity
Stock-area reviewManager review
Entrance contextManager review
Queue awarenessQueues & capacity
Floor service awarenessCustomer service
Till context for reviewManager review
Staff and customer flowCustomer service