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Unique visits, day and night.

For industrial sites and public facilities: nights and visits go unseen. See each visitor from gate to asset, by day and after dark.

For industrial sites, estates and public facilities where night-time entries and contractor visits go unseen. A Pulses Vision Pro on its pole along the fence line, at the gates and at the assets contractors service, runs on low bandwidth; where there is no power, a Pulses Vision Tower runs on battery or solar. Pulses Compliance tells the guard on duty when someone is inside the line after hours or an object is left by the fence, with what, where and when. Pulses Ops sets the week's booked contractor visits against presence seen at the asset, so a visit with no presence seen reaches the site manager before the invoice is approved. Alerts land on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email. The device reads that someone was there, not who; all processing happens on the device and no images leave it.

Pulses OS “The fence line tonight” screen: fence segments and gates on the site plan, entries after hours, an unattended object and lingering at the fence, each acknowledged by the guard on duty

From the gate to the guard.

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    Pulses Vision Pro on the fence line

    A Pulses Vision Pro on its pole along the fence line, at the gates and at the assets contractors service. It runs on low bandwidth: no images leave the device.

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    Unique visitors, entries and unattended objects

    A contractor's visit is one visit, from the gate to the asset. Back on Thursday, the same visitor is recognised. Someone inside the line after hours, and the guard hears. An object left by the fence is flagged too. Anonymous Unique FaceID: made on the device, can't be turned back into a picture, no personal data.

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    Alerts reach the guard and manager

    No presence seen? The site manager knows before the invoice is approved. Alerts land on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email.

By design All processing happens on the device; only anonymous metadata leaves.The device reads that someone was there, not who.No power on site? A Vision Tower runs on battery or solar.Alerts on the channels your team already answers

Fence line, visits, remote site.

Pulses OS “The fence line tonight” screen: fence segments and gates on the site plan, entries after hours, an unattended object and lingering at the fence, each acknowledged by the guard on duty 01 / 03

The fence line tonight

Entries after hours, an object left by a gate and lingering at the fence, on the site plan, each sent to the guard on duty with what, where and when.

Pulses OS Contractor visits screen: booked visits against presence seen at the asset, six unique visitors across seven visits with one back on Thursday, and a visit with no presence sent to the site manager 02 / 03

Contractor visits

The week's booked visits against presence seen at the asset, and unique visitors: one back on Thursday. A visit with no presence seen goes to the site manager.

Pulses OS Remote site screen: each device on the fence line, the Vision Tower on solar, the link, and where alerts go 03 / 03

Remote site

Each device on the fence line, the Vision Tower on solar in the store yard, the link, and the channels each alert goes to.

Pulses OS “The fence line tonight” screen: fence segments and gates on the site plan, entries after hours, an unattended object and lingering at the fence, each acknowledged by the guard on dutyPulses OS Contractor visits screen: booked visits against presence seen at the asset, six unique visitors across seven visits with one back on Thursday, and a visit with no presence sent to the site managerPulses OS Remote site screen: each device on the fence line, the Vision Tower on solar, the link, and where alerts go

The visit, and the night.

Transcript

On a site after dark, the fence line is the only thing on shift. Yet no one sees the night, or knows if the contractor came. Pulses. AI for the physical world. On the fence line, a Pulses Vision Pro understands unique visitors, entries and unattended items. Someone inside the line after hours? The guard is told. A contractor's visit is one visit, from the gate to the asset. Back on Thursday, the same visitor is recognised, with no personal data. Each visit is checked by presence, not by the invoice. With no power, a Vision Tower runs on battery or solar. Over one hundred and fifty million journeys counted, across Pulses deployments. Designed and made in the UAE. See the full showcase.

Take it to your team.

Questions from site managers

How do I verify that contractors actually showed up for maintenance visits?

Pulses sets the week's booked visits against presence seen at the asset. A contractor's visit is one visit, from the gate to the asset, and a visit with no presence seen goes to the site manager before the invoice is approved. The Pulses Vision Pro at the asset reads that someone was there, not who, and processes on the device.

Are there solar-powered 4G/5G camera towers for car parks and open ground?

Where a site has no power, a Pulses Vision Tower runs on battery or solar, and the Pulses Vision Pro devices along the fence line run on low bandwidth because no images leave the device. Pulses OS shows each device, the tower and its link, and the channels each alert goes to, on one remote-site view.

Can AI analyse visitors without storing images or video?

Yes. The devices along the fence line process on the device and send only anonymous metadata: entries after hours, objects left by a gate, visits at an asset. No images leave the device, and the device reads that someone was there, not who. Anonymous Unique FaceID is derived on the device and holds no personal data.

How many cameras do I need along a fence line?

The Coverage Design survey establishes it. Our team walks your site with you, from the gates to the assets contractors service, and the survey sets the schedule: which Pulses Vision Device goes in each position, and what it does there. You see that schedule before anything is installed.

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A real visitor-by-visitor journey, from gate to asset.