Video Intelligence & Surveillance
Live feeds turned into events.
Specialist capabilities
Hexmon builds computer vision systems for object detection, tracking, OCR, surveillance, inspection, monitoring, alerts, edge deployment, and visual intelligence.
Hexmon builds production-grade computer vision systems for detection, tracking, OCR, inspection, surveillance, monitoring, alerts, and real-time visual intelligence.
Hexmon designs, trains, and deploys computer vision systems built to run in the real world.
Live feeds turned into events.
Detect, classify, follow over time.
Movement, dwell, flow analytics.
Read text and plates in the wild.
Identity with consent and audit.
Defect, anomaly, and quality checks.
PPE, zones, incidents, compliance.
Trained on your domain data.
On-device inference, low latency.
RTSP, ONVIF, USB, IP.
GPU or accelerator runtime.
Detect, classify, track.
Structured, timestamped.
Rules, thresholds, routing.
Live grid, search, replay.
Audit trail and evidence.
Trends, SLAs, KPIs.
On-camera or gateway inference.
Local GPUs, full control.
Your VPC, your keys.
Edge capture, cloud intelligence.
No internet dependency.
Objects, events, success criteria.
Cameras, angles, conditions.
Labels, classes, edge cases.
Architecture, tuning, evaluation.
Edge or cloud rollout.
Operator UI and alerts.
Real-world validation.
Drift, accuracy, uptime.
A production-grade vision system includes reliable model accuracy, low-latency processing, camera integration, alerting, dashboards, monitoring, security, and deployment planning. It is not just a trained model.
Yes. Hexmon can design computer vision systems for private networks, on-prem servers, edge devices, and air-gapped environments where internet dependency is not acceptable.
Accuracy depends on data quality, camera angles, lighting, object variation, and deployment conditions. Hexmon validates models against real-world samples and improves them through testing and iteration.
Yes. Models can run on edge devices, local servers, camera-connected systems, or hybrid infrastructure depending on latency, privacy, and network requirements.
Security can include access control, encryption, audit logs, private deployment, restricted storage, and role-based dashboards.
Yes. Architecture can be designed for multiple cameras, sites, devices, alert channels, and monitoring teams.