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Almost certainly. We support any IP camera with an RTSP feed — that covers ~95% of CCTV deployed in EU retail in the last decade. We send you a one-line checklist before the demo so you can confirm in two minutes.

From the moment a behavior happens to the alert hitting your phone: typically under 1.5 seconds. Fast enough for a counter-zone response while the person is still in the store.

Honest answer: triangulated from three sources, not a single vendor claim. Forrester TEI Everseen Evercheck (September 2024, $88K/store/year = 0.14% revenue ≈ ~14% reduction on 1% baseline shrink, n=4 anonymous interviews) is the floor. Panoptyc-disclosed grocery case studies (33% one anonymous client, methodology not published) and one named airport-retail deployment at Amsterdam Schiphol (40% across 150+ cameras) sit at the upper bound. We claim 18% typical, 28% strong, capped at 35% — sitting honestly in the inter-vendor middle. We will not promise 50% or 60% reduction because no defensible third-party study supports those numbers in retail SMB context.

Cloud AI vendors upload your video to their servers for analysis. Mindora's Box runs the analysis on a small device in your back office — your video never leaves the building. Same outcome (alerts on your phone), with an architecture that's structurally easier to defend in a DPIA.

In principle, yes — neither GDPR nor the AI Act prohibits cloud inference outright. In practice, the proportionality test European regulators are applying has hardened. AEPD and CNIL rulings in 2024–2026 have repeatedly found centralized architectures fail necessity and proportionality once a less-intrusive alternative exists. We don't tell you cloud surveillance is illegal. We tell you it's a harder thing to defend in a DPIA every year, and we offer the easier-to-defend alternative.

Every alert includes the evidence clip and the reason. Mark it as a false positive in one tap; the system uses that signal to retune for your store. We target a precision ceiling, not a recall ceiling — fewer, higher-quality alerts.

Detection still runs — it's all on the box. Alerts queue locally and deliver when connectivity returns. The box can drive a wired buzzer on the counter for offline-critical use cases.

Video never leaves the box. We provide GDPR-compliant in-store signage, a QR-code opt-out form, a per-store opt-out roster, and technical suppression in our agent layer when a customer is flagged. Your DPO receives our DPIA template ready for AEPD or CNIL submission. For pharmacy consultation areas, skeleton-only mode processes movement without recording images at all. Mindora's Box detects behaviors, not identities — no face matching, no employee scoring.

Edge processing alone doesn't solve Article 21 — that's why CNIL ruled the way it did. Our full mechanism: (a) clear in-store signage at every entrance and detection zone with QR code linking to opt-out form; (b) per-store opt-out roster maintained by you (manual flag at POS or DPO contact); (c) technical suppression mode in our agent layer that suppresses any alert involving a flagged person for the session, with optional cross-session persistence via opt-in identifier (e.g., loyalty card hash). Documented in your DPIA — we provide the template. Combined with edge-only architecture (no cross-border data flow, no annotator pipeline), this addresses each CNIL finding directly: Article 21, legitimate-interest proportionality, FP rate, opacity. Your auditor reviews it; we provide the documentation.

A small fanless industrial computer designed for back-of-house mounting. Two ethernet ports, USB-C, HDMI, and a single status LED. Sized to sit on the same shelf as your DVR.

Yes. Software is month-to-month after a 30-day pilot. Hardware is yours. No exit penalty.