AI camera alerts for the UK on the CCTV you already run

Most British businesses already own plenty of CCTV. The cameras record around the clock, yet the footage is usually opened only after something has gone wrong. CamAI changes that by watching the feeds for you and sending a short alert, with a clip, the moment a rule is broken. It is a FRESME product, and in the UK it is installed and supported by our own team.

• Who uses AI CCTV in the UK

  Operations managers, store managers, site leads and health and safety officers are the people who ask us about AI CCTV in the UK. They tend to share one problem: lots of cameras and too few people to watch them. Some want an early warning of smoke in a stockroom at night. Others want to know when a forklift area is entered without a high-visibility vest, or when the queue at the till gets too long. CamAI gives each of them alerts for the situations they care about, and nothing else.

• Our UK team does the work

  You deal with our UK team from the first call to go-live. They come to your premises, walk the site with you and look at the cameras, the network and the areas that worry you. They connect the pilot cameras, tune the rules on your footage, train your staff and stay on hand for support afterwards. There is no hand-off to a reseller and no remote-only setup. When something needs adjusting, the same people who installed it pick it up.

• Sites we work with

  In the UK we work with retail stores and shopping centres, restaurants and central kitchens, warehouses and factories, and family entertainment centres with rides and play areas. Each of these has its own mix of risks. A kitchen cares about hairnets and gloves, a warehouse about vests and restricted zones, a shop about footfall and queues, and a play centre about crowding and after-hours entry. You switch on only the rules that make sense for your site.

• Video stays on your premises

  CamAI usually runs on a server installed at your site. The video is analysed in the same building where it is recorded, so your footage does not need to be sent to the cloud for an alert to fire. What leaves the site is the alert itself, with the camera name, the time and a short clip, sent to the people you choose. Your recorder keeps doing its job exactly as before.

• English throughout

  The UK site, the dashboard, the mobile app, the alerts and the reports are all in English. Our UK team runs the site visit, the pilot review and the training sessions in English, and the written proposal comes in plain language with the scope set out per site. If your business also trades in the Gulf, the same platform can be used there, with Arabic available on the Saudi and Bahraini sites.

1. 01

   Overnight smoke in a distribution warehouse

   You run a warehouse that sits empty between the evening shift and the early start. The cameras cover the loading bays, but nobody watches them at night. You want the duty manager to get a WhatsApp alert with a clip if smoke appears, so they can check it straight away instead of hearing about it when the morning team arrives.

2. 02

   Comparing footfall across UK stores

   A retailer with shops in several British towns wants to know which hours are busiest in each one and whether staffing matches the flow of customers. They want people counts by hour, heatmaps of where shoppers stop and an alert when the queue at the tills grows, all compared side by side in one dashboard.

3. 03

   Hairnets and gloves in a central kitchen

   You manage a central kitchen that prepares food for a group of restaurants. Hygiene checks happen, but not every minute of every shift. You want a custom rule that spots a missing hairnet or gloves on the prep line, tested on your own footage first, so supervisors get the clip and can coach the team.