CamAI

PPE detection cameras in Pakistan Plus hygiene and custom rules

CamAI violation alerts check your existing cameras in Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad for missing helmets and hi-vis vests, add custom rules like hairnets, and send the clip to the supervisor.

How the pilot works

CAM 03 · Entrance gate19:42:07

Entry without wristband

Branch
Branch 2
Camera
CAM 03 · Entrance
Rule
Custom · wristband
Sent to
Branch manager

Clip saved

Illustration · sample data. A wristband check is a custom rule, built and tested on your own footage in a pilot.
Hard hats and high-visibility vests hanging on a wall

Built-in rules, plus your own.

Built in

CamAI features, set up and tuned for your cameras.

  • Helmet or high-visibility vest missing
  • Someone in a restricted zone or after hours
  • Smoke or fire

Custom rules

Built and tested on your own footage in a pilot, before go-live.

  • Visitor without a wristband
  • Hairnet, gloves or uniform missing
  • Counter left without staff
Test your rules in a pilot

Which violations can cameras catch? Pick your business.

Family entertainment centres, arcades & theme parks

  • Custom ruleA visitor enters without the required wristband
  • Built inSomeone in a staff-only or restricted area
  • Custom ruleToo many people at a ride or play zone

Restaurants & central kitchens

  • Custom ruleHairnet or gloves missing at prep stations
  • Custom ruleUniform not worn in the kitchen
  • Built inSomeone at the cold store or back door after hours

Warehouses, factories & logistics sites

  • Built inHelmet or high-visibility vest missing in PPE zones
  • Built inA person in a forklift lane or loading-bay zone
  • Built inEntry to a restricted store or plant room

Retail stores & service branches

  • Custom ruleCounter left without staff
  • Built inCheckout queue longer than the length you set
  • Built inSomeone at the back door or stockroom after closing

Schools & clinics

  • Built inSomeone in a restricted area: labs, medicine stores, staff rooms
  • Built inMovement at gates or entrances after hours
  • Built inSmoke or fire in stores and plant rooms

Rule and PPE alerts in Pakistan

Every site in Pakistan has rules written down somewhere: helmets on the shop floor, hairnets in the kitchen, nobody behind the counter without a uniform.

How teams in Pakistan use violation alerts

Every site in Pakistan has rules written down somewhere: helmets on the shop floor, hairnets in the kitchen, nobody behind the counter without a uniform. The hard part is noticing when they slip. CamAI watches for those moments on your cameras and sends the supervisor a short video, so coaching starts from what actually happened, not from memory.

  • Helmets and hi-vis vests

    This check is ready from the start. You choose the zones where PPE is required, for example a production hall in Lahore or the loading dock of a warehouse in Karachi, and CamAI flags a person there without a helmet or a high-visibility vest. Areas like offices or canteens are left out, so alerts only come from places where the rule applies.

  • Hairnets, gloves and uniforms

    Kitchens and food production lines in Pakistan often need hygiene checks that are not built in. We create them as custom rules: a hairnet, gloves, an apron or a staff uniform in a set colour. Each rule is set up and tried on recordings from your own kitchen during a pilot, so it reflects your lighting, your camera angles and how your staff actually dress.

  • Counters and stations left empty

    Some rules are about presence rather than clothing. A cash counter, a reception desk or a quality station should not be left without staff during opening hours. A custom rule can notice when a station stays empty longer than you allow and send an alert, so a manager can fill the gap.

  • A record supervisors can coach from

    Each missed rule is stored with its video in the dashboard. Over the weeks, supervisors can see which shift, area or camera produces the most alerts and talk to the team using real examples. Scheduled reports send the summary to owners or HSE leads, so nobody has to compile it by hand at the end of the month.

  • Set up locally, tried first

    Our team in Lahore and Karachi visits your site, agrees the rules with your HSE or kitchen manager and sets them up on your cameras. Custom checks always go through a pilot first. You see real alerts from your own floor, adjust the zones and hours with us, and only then decide on a rollout.

  1. Helmet checks in a Lahore factory

    Your factory in Lahore requires helmets and vests on the production floor, but supervisors cannot see every line at once. You want CamAI to flag anyone without PPE in those zones during working hours, send the shift supervisor the video, and give the HSE lead a weekly summary by area.

  2. Hygiene rules in a Karachi central kitchen

    You run a central kitchen in Karachi that supplies several branches. Hairnets and gloves are mandatory, yet spot checks are rare. You want a custom rule tried on your own kitchen footage first, so you can see what it catches and how often, before deciding whether to switch it on for every shift.

  3. Uniforms at an Islamabad store

    Your store in Islamabad has a dress code and a till that should not be left alone at busy times. You want alerts when staff work the floor out of uniform and when the counter stays unattended too long, both set up as custom rules and tested in a pilot.

PPE and rule questions from Pakistan

Which rules are built in?

Helmets and high-visibility vests are detected as standard, in the zones you choose. Other checks, such as hairnets, gloves, uniforms, wristbands or a counter left unattended, are set up as custom rules. Those are tried on footage from your own site in Pakistan during a pilot before they go live, so you see real alerts first.

Can CamAI tell us which worker broke a rule?

No. CamAI notices that a person in a zone is missing a helmet, vest or other required item, and sends the video. It does not name anyone. Your supervisor watches the recording and decides how to follow up, just as they would if they had walked past at that moment.

Will workers get alerts or only managers?

You decide. Usually violation alerts go to a shift supervisor, an HSE lead or a kitchen manager, by WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, email or the app. For minor rules, some teams prefer a daily or weekly report instead of live alerts. We set this up with you during the pilot.

How do you make sure a custom rule works on our site?

By testing it on your own recordings. During the pilot we set the rule up on the cameras that matter, review the alerts it sends with your manager, and adjust zones, hours or angles where needed. You decide on a rollout only after you have seen how it behaves on your floor.

Can we see where rules are missed most often?

Yes. Every alert is kept with its video in the dashboard, so you can filter by camera, area and time. Scheduled reports show patterns, for example one line or one shift producing more PPE alerts, and you can compare branches in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad side by side.

What do violation alerts cost?

We quote per site after a visit. The quote depends on how many cameras need rules, which rules are built in and which are custom. You receive it in writing after the pilot, once you have seen the alerts on your own cameras. We do not publish a price list.

Test your rules on your own cameras.

Book a pilot visit. We connect a few cameras at one branch and show you real alerts before you decide.

What happens next

  1. 1Our team contacts you to arrange a visit to your site.
  2. 2We look at your cameras and agree the rules with your team.
  3. 3A pilot on a few of your cameras, then a written proposal.

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