Your operation already emits thousands of risk signals an hour. Almost none of them are read together. Foresight is the correlation layer over the signals you already generate, surfacing the seconds that matter while someone can still act on them.
Most risk tools are built for a single job: a people counter, a door alarm, a loss-prevention system. Foresight runs one shared model family across every signal a site produces, so the same deployment that catches an unstable transfer also catches a propped fire door and an after-hours badge anomaly.
Pose estimation tracks gait symmetry, transfer mechanics, and reach-for-support behavior. Most flagged events fire before contact with the floor. The value is the near miss, not the incident report.
Escalation is a motion signature before it is an act: closing proximity, raised limb velocity, defensive posture, bystander recoil. Foresight scores the trajectory and alerts during the buildup.
A tip-over is legible before the truck goes over. Steer angle against travel speed with the mast raised pushes the combined center of gravity outside the stability triangle, and Foresight scores that envelope continuously. Pedestrian intrusion into an equipment aisle is treated as the same class of event.
Concealment gestures, dwell anomalies at high-value fixtures, and unauthorized removals, correlated across zones and systems so a single actor moving through four areas reads as one incident.
Spills, obstructed corridors, equipment abandoned in a walking path, cluttered egress routes. Standing conditions get a persistence timer, so a hazard unaddressed for 20 minutes escalates on its own.
Tailgating at controlled doors, propped exits, after-hours presence in restricted zones. Reconciled against your access-control log so a badge-in with three bodies is flagged as one.
Inference runs on an appliance in your own rack. What crosses the network is a stream of scored, de-identified events: a class, a confidence, a zone, a timestamp. That single decision is what makes the system deployable in regulated environments.
Standard protocols across vision, access control, and building systems mean most sites are streaming into the appliance the same afternoon. No rip-and-replace, no new cabling.
Two weeks of baselining learns your traffic patterns, shift rhythms, and normal dwell. Thresholds are set per zone, not per product.
Signals pass the model family continuously. Events are scored on severity, confidence, and context. A fall risk at 3am scores above the same signal at noon.
Escalation paths by zone, class, and shift. The alert carries a five-second clip and a location, so the responder already knows what they're walking into.
A mid-sized facility produces a continuous stream of operational telemetry: presence, motion, access events, door states, environmental readings, call and dispatch records. Each system watches its own slice and none of them talk. That is a sensor network with no analytics layer. Foresight is the analytics layer.
Foresight reads existing systems in place, on standard protocols. Nothing gets replaced, and equipment more than a decade old routinely carries production detections.
One signal is ambiguous. A door event, a presence anomaly, and an environmental reading in the same zone within ninety seconds is a described situation. Foresight scores the combination, which is why it flags what any single system misses.
Some signals genuinely need physics your current stack doesn't have. We maintain co-engineering agreements with specialist manufacturers across five sensing categories, specified only where a site's risk profile earns the spend.
Pendants get removed, batteries die, and compliance is a daily fight. Ambient sensing has no adherence problem.
Typical deployment reads four to seven of these. All of it is infrastructure most sites already run.
Supplementary, where specified: thermal · mmWave radar (no image captured) · acoustic array · depth / ToF · edge accelerators
Written to survive a regulator's question, not just a security questionnaire.
Foresight classifies behavior, not people. The model has no face recognition capability and no persistent identity graph. A tracked subject is a numbered track that expires when they leave the frame. This is an architectural choice, not a setting.
Bathrooms, bedrooms, and any zone you designate are excluded before a frame reaches the model. There is no recording to leak because there is no recording.
Foresight does not score staff, time tasks, or produce per-employee reporting. Deployments in union environments hold because that boundary is contractual, not aspirational.
Short retention windows and event-level logging keep the record proportionate. Your counsel gets a defensible policy instead of an archive of everything.
Foresight is licensed directly by the organizations running these sites, as an operating system for their own risk management. What it costs them is measured in incidents avoided, staff response time, and conditions corrected before anyone is hurt.
Falls, aggression, and standing hazard conditions drive the severity curve. Foresight's deepest detection library sits here.
Organized retail crime patterns and slip-and-fall exposure in the same deployment, correlated across a district.
Pedestrian-forklift conflict, blocked egress, PPE compliance zones, and dock-door access control.
Guest-area incident detection with strict privacy masking, plus back-of-house safety and access monitoring.
Perimeter integrity, after-hours presence, and aggression detection in common areas without identifying students.
Aggregate, de-identified risk telemetry benchmarked across a portfolio, so a group can see which sites are drifting before an incident says so.
We start with a survey of a single site: an inventory of the signals you already generate, zone mapping, and a read on which event classes actually apply to your operation. You get a deployment plan and an honest answer about what your existing infrastructure can carry. Four weeks, one facility.
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