It sees what is happening, not what happened
You get told while it is going on, not when you review the recording three days later.
Mindora's Box connects to the cameras you already own and spots a theft, a fall or a crowd while it is happening.

Companies already working with us
A camera is only useful afterwards. Someone has to suspect something, pull the footage and scrub through it hour by hour. By then the stock is gone, the resident has already fallen, and nobody saw it in time.
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You get told while it is going on, not when you review the recording three days later.
Hand to pocket, concealment posture, a fall. It recognises behaviour, not just movement.
The alert lands on your phone, on the counter computer or in the video system you already run.
It connects to your current cameras. No building work, no new hardware, no downtime.
It plugs into the same router and the same recorder you already have. A single unit covers up to sixteen cameras.
All processing happens on the device itself. No image is uploaded to the internet and nothing is kept longer than ninety seconds.
Not a generic alarm. What happened, on which camera, at what time, with the exact sequence so you can decide in seconds.

Hand to pocket. Concealment posture held for 1.4 s.
The box that watches, and the console your team decides from. Not a single image travels between them.
A fanless unit connected to your cameras. It processes video inside the premises and stores none of it. Only data leaves, never images.
The manager's console: what happened at each site, how long the response took and which alerts were real. No video, because the cloud never receives any.
Data lives in the Amazon Web Services region in Spain. It does not leave the European Union, and the video stays yours, on your own recorder.
We would rather you knew the real stage of each thing before the demo than after it.
The five vision specialists, the under-two-second alert and the manager's console. Guard has a pilot running in a pharmacy.
Falls, night wandering and silhouette-only mode. We are talking to residences about the first deployments.
Waste, capacity and street incidents. Talking to councils about specific cases.
Today the manager works from the browser. We want whoever is on the floor to get the alert on their phone without it.
No dates. We would rather not promise a quarter we do not control. When a stage moves, this is where it changes.
Most video analytics systems upload images to somebody else's server to process them. Ours does not. That difference is what lets you defend it in front of an inspection.
Documented for your installer, your IT lead and your legal adviser.
per unit
from image to alert
video sent outside
draw, fanless
Measured on Mindora reference hardware. Test detail available on request.
We built the Box ourselves.The same team builds yours.
Software, artificial intelligence and computer vision for companies with a specific problem and no tool that solves it. It is what we have been doing for years, and it is where the Box came from.
See custom developmentIn most cases yes. It works with any IP camera that streams over RTSP, which is the standard on Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Bosch and Hanwha. We check it against yours during the demo, before you decide anything.
Not to work. The analysis happens inside the box. A connection is only needed for alerts to reach your phone and for updates.
It depends on the number of cameras and whether it is one site or several. We would rather look at it with you during the demo than quote a figure, because a four-camera installation and a forty-camera one have nothing in common. No lock-in and no exit penalty.
It stores no video. Images live ninety seconds in memory and are discarded. In the areas you choose you can switch on silhouette-only mode, where there is no recognisable image.
In the Amazon Web Services region in Spain, and it does not leave the European Union. Only alert data reaches the cloud, never images: that is an architectural restriction, not a setting anyone can turn off. The video stays on your recorder, and stays yours.
Guard has a pilot running in a pharmacy. Care is in preparation and Cities is exploratory. We would rather tell you before the demo than after: if you are looking for a product with ten years of installations behind it, we are not that yet.
Yes. We do implementation, migration from other systems and module development when the standard does not cover the case.
You tell us what you have installed, we show you the system running and we tell you whether it fits. If it does not, we say so.
No commercial follow-up. One email to pick a time.