The CamAI platform in Bahrain. Analysed on site, sent to phones.
For companies in Bahrain, CamAI turns existing IP cameras into alerts, dashboards and reports, running on a server at your premises in Manama or wherever your site is.
Your IP cameras
CamAI server
at your site
- App
- SMS
- Telegram
Web dashboard
Three layers. One job: tell you when it matters.
01
CamAI server, on site
Connects to your IP cameras over RTSP or ONVIF. Video is analysed where it is recorded.
- Works with the cameras you have
- Recorders stay as they are
- Runs around the clock
02
Rules and analysis
Built-in detections per camera, plus custom rules tested on your own footage.
- Fire, smoke, intrusion and restricted zones
- PPE, people counting, heatmaps and queues
- Custom: hairnets, wristbands, unattended counters
03
Alerts, app and dashboard
Every alert carries the camera, the time and a saved clip.
- App, WhatsApp, SMS, email or Telegram
- Web dashboard and mobile app
- Scheduled reports, sites compared
You decide what counts as an event.
Each camera runs only the rules that fit its view.
Zones and lines
CamAI watches only what you mark.
Hours
Around the clock, or only at night.
Recipients
Duty team, branch manager or safety lead.
Rule
- Type
- Restricted zone
- Hours
- 22:00 – 06:00
- Send to
- Duty team
- Channel
- WhatsApp · App
- Restricted zone
- Counting line
Simple rollout. No big launch day.
Your cameras
Most sites start with the IP cameras already in place.
One site first
A pilot on your footage. See real alerts before you decide.
Tuned per site
Zones, hours and recipients set to how each site runs.
How the platform runs in Bahrain
The platform has three parts: the server that reads your camera feeds on site, the rules that decide what counts as an event, and the app and dashboard where your team sees the results.
Platform setups we see in Bahrain
The platform has three parts: the server that reads your camera feeds on site, the rules that decide what counts as an event, and the app and dashboard where your team sees the results. Our Manama team installs and tunes all three with you.
A server inside your building
A CamAI server sits on your network at the site, next to the recorder you already use. It pulls the live feeds from your IP cameras and looks for the events you have chosen. Because the analysis happens on the premises, the footage itself stays in Bahrain, in your building, and only the alert and its clip go out to your team.
Cameras you already own
Most CCTV fitted in shops, kitchens and warehouses across Bahrain speaks RTSP or ONVIF, the two standards CamAI uses to connect. There is no need to swap brands or rewire. At the visit we check each view you want covered, and if a camera is pointed badly for a rule, we say so and suggest a better angle.
A dashboard for managers, an app for the floor
Head office in Manama can open the web dashboard to see events, counts and trends for every location. Supervisors on the floor get the mobile app, so the clip is in their hand when something happens. Scheduled reports land by email, and branch comparison shows which of your Bahrain sites needs attention first.
Rules shaped around your site
Fire and smoke, intrusion, restricted zones, loitering, PPE, people counting, heatmaps, dwell time and queues are built in. Anything specific to your business, such as hairnets, wristbands or an unattended counter, is built on your own footage during the pilot and only goes live once it works on your cameras.
One head office, several outlets
Your company has a head office in Manama and outlets in Seef and Muharraq. Each outlet keeps its own server and its own video, while the managers in head office want a single dashboard that lists events and visitor numbers from every outlet in one view.
Supervisors who live on their phones
Your shift supervisors rarely sit at a desk. You want alerts to reach them on WhatsApp or the mobile app with the clip attached, so they can check a moment on the spot without walking back to the CCTV room to look through recordings.
A site that must keep its footage local
Your policy is that recordings never leave the premises. You want analytics on your cameras without copying video to an outside service, so the on-site server is the deciding point for you, with only alerts and short clips going to named staff.
Platform questions from Bahrain
What hardware does CamAI need at our site in Bahrain?
CamAI usually runs on a server placed at your site and connected to the same network as your cameras. Your existing recorder and cameras stay in place. During the visit our Manama team looks at your network and camera layout and tells you what the setup will look like before anything is installed.
Does the video leave Bahrain?
In the usual setup the video does not leave your premises at all. The on-site server analyses the feeds where they are recorded. What goes out is the alert with its camera name, time and short clip, sent only to the people and channels you have chosen.
Can head office see all our Bahrain locations together?
Yes. The web dashboard brings events, visitor counts and reports from each location into one place, and branch comparison lets you set sites side by side. Each site still analyses its own cameras locally, so the dashboard shows results rather than streaming raw video from every location.
Which alert channels can we use?
Alerts can go out as a mobile app notification, WhatsApp, SMS, email or Telegram. You can send different rules to different people, for example smoke alerts to the facilities lead and queue alerts to the store manager. Every alert includes the camera, the time and a saved clip.
Can we add our own rules later?
Yes. If you need something beyond the built-in rules, we build it on your own footage, test it in a pilot at your site and only switch it on once it works on your cameras. Typical requests include hairnets, gloves, uniforms, wristbands and counters left unattended.
Who maintains the system after rollout?
The same Bahrain team that ran your visit and pilot. If you open a new branch, move cameras or want to change a rule, you talk to people who already know your site. CamAI is a FRESME product, and FRESME provides the technology behind it.
Quick question? Ask Osama
Our AI assistant answers right away, in English or Arabic.
See the platform on your own cameras.
Leave your number and our team will call you, or book a site visit to plan a pilot.
What happens next
- 1Our team contacts you to arrange a visit to your site.
- 2We look at your cameras and agree the rules with your team.
- 3A pilot on a few of your cameras, then a written proposal.