CamAI

AI CCTV for Saudi warehouses PPE, zones and night yards

Warehouses and factories in Saudi Arabia, in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and beyond, use CamAI on their existing cameras for helmet and vest checks, restricted zones, smoke and after-hours entry.

Sectors

AlertsWarehouse · sample
  1. 14:32

    No helmet · zone B

    CAM 07Built-in

    Clip
  2. 15:08

    Person in forklift lane

    CAM 11Built-in

    Clip
  3. 02:14

    Smoke · loading bay 3

    CAM 04Built-in

    Clip
Example · sample times and events
A warehouse aisle with racking and staff in high-visibility vests

The cameras are there. The problem is what nobody sees.

The problem, in one line

A supervisor can’t be in every aisle on every shift.

  1. PPE slips when nobody is looking

  2. Near misses leave no record

  3. Night shifts and weekends are quiet

Rules that fit how your site runs.

Built-in

  • Helmet or high-visibility vest missing

  • Person in a forklift lane or loading-bay zone

  • Entry to a restricted store or plant room

  • Smoke or fire in racking and loading bays

Custom rules are built and tested on your own footage before go-live.

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Inside this sector. What CamAI can flag at each kind of site.

Built-in rules start on day one; anything marked custom is built and tested on your own footage in the pilot.

Camera alerts for Saudi warehouses and factories

Big floors, forklifts, night shifts and open yards make industrial sites hard to watch.

How Saudi warehouses and plants use CamAI

Big floors, forklifts, night shifts and open yards make industrial sites hard to watch. CamAI checks the camera feeds for the risks your safety officer worries about and sends the evidence straight to them.

  • What industrial sites in the Kingdom need

    Safety and site managers search for “PPE detection in Saudi factories” or “AI CCTV for warehouses in Riyadh” for three plain reasons. Helmets and vests must be worn on the floor, machine areas must stay clear while lines run, and the yard must be watched after the last truck leaves for the night.

  • Built-in alerts for the floor

    Helmets and high-visibility vests, restricted zones around machines or racks, intrusion and after-hours entry with a saved clip, loitering near gates, and fire and smoke. All of these are ready to use on your existing IP cameras. If your site has its own procedure, such as gloves at packing, we can add it as a custom rule.

  • Industrial areas we visit

    Our Riyadh and Jeddah team visits industrial areas anywhere in Saudi Arabia, including Dammam and Al Khobar. We walk the floor and the yard with your safety officer, check how each camera looks by day and at night, and mark the zones on every view before the pilot begins. You get a short list of what each camera can do.

  • Video stays at the plant

    A CamAI server at the site analyses the cameras, so footage stays on the premises and does not travel to an outside cloud. Alerts with short clips go to the people you name. The setup is designed around Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), and workers are never identified by CamAI.

  1. A distribution centre in Riyadh

    You run a distribution centre in Riyadh with a busy loading dock and forklifts moving all day. You want an alert when someone walks into a forklift lane, and a clip when a worker on the dock has no vest, sent to the shift supervisor.

  2. A factory in Dammam

    Your plant in Dammam has fenced machine areas that nobody should enter while the line is running. You want a restricted-zone alert with a clip whenever a person steps inside, sent to the shift supervisor, plus a weekly report of where it happens most.

  3. A yard in Jeddah at night

    A warehouse near Jeddah port has a wide open yard and only a few guards at night. The owner wants intrusion and smoke alerts on WhatsApp, each with the camera name, the time and a clip, so the guards know exactly which corner to check.

Questions from Saudi warehouses and factories

Can CamAI detect missing helmets and vests?

Yes. Helmets and high-visibility vests are built in. CamAI watches the zones you choose and sends an alert with the camera, the time and a saved clip when someone is missing one. The safety officer can act on it the same shift, and the dashboard shows which areas and hours see the most misses.

Will it work with our old cameras?

If they are IP cameras that stream over RTSP or ONVIF, usually yes, and your recorder stays as it is. Older analogue cameras may not work. Our team lists each camera during the site visit and tells you which are ready, which need a new angle and which would need replacing.

Can we get alerts for the yard at night?

Yes. Intrusion and after-hours entry alerts let you set the hours for each camera. Anyone entering the yard outside those hours triggers an alert through the CamAI app, WhatsApp, SMS, email or Telegram, with a saved clip, so the guard or manager can check the right spot.

Is the footage sent to a cloud?

Usually not. In most Saudi projects a CamAI server runs at the site, so video stays where it is recorded and only alerts with short clips leave the building. The setup is designed around Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), and we explain the data path to your IT team during the pilot.

Can you add rules for our own procedures?

Yes. Custom rules, such as gloves at a packing station or a uniform in a clean area, are built and tested on your own footage during the pilot. You see the alerts from your own floor first, and the rule is only rolled out to other sites once you agree it works as you want.

How do we get a price?

We visit the site, run a pilot on your cameras with the alerts you need, and then send a written proposal for that site. There is no fixed price list, because floors, yards, camera layouts and rules differ a lot from one warehouse or factory to the next.

Put a safety lead in every aisle.

Book a site visit. We map your PPE zones and lanes and plan a pilot.

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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For example: helmets in the warehouse, smoke at night, queues at the tills.

We use these details only to arrange your site visit and pilot.

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