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CloudRunr

SEE · AI Video Intelligence

Turn your existing CCTV into operational intelligence.

CloudRunr adds AI intelligence to existing video infrastructure — helping businesses understand people, movement, zones and activity.

What it sees

People

Detect and follow people across defined camera views.

Entry and exit

Record when someone enters or leaves a location.

Zones

Measure activity inside areas you already care about.

Dwell

See how long people remain in a bay, aisle or exhibit.

Movement

Trace paths through a site instead of watching playback.

Events

Turn activity into a timeline operations can search.

What it understands

Counts

People in view, in a zone, or across a site.

Occupancy

How busy a space is, and when it changes.

Heatmaps

Where activity concentrates over a shift or event.

Exceptions

Restricted-zone presence and unusual dwell.

What your team can ask

Who entered after 9am?

Search events instead of scrubbing video.

How long did people stay in Zone B?

Dwell becomes a number, not a guess.

Which bay is congested?

Operations gets occupancy, not another monitor wall.

Example dashboard

Camera feeds, detection, zone activity, dwell, counts and a searchable event timeline — built around operational questions, not a demo reel.

How deployment works

  1. 1. Existing cameras. We start with the feeds you already have.
  2. 2. Define the job. Entry, a restricted zone, a loading bay — one operational question.
  3. 3. Connect and process. Detection, tracking and events run against those feeds.
  4. 4. Dashboard and search. Your team gets counts, dwell, zones and a timeline.

Existing infrastructure

The point is not a new camera vendor. The point is intelligence on top of what is already recording. Where the environment requires it, processing can run privately or on-premises.

Use cases

  • Factory floors and restricted zones
  • Warehouse gates and loading bays
  • Retail floors, malls and campuses
  • Exhibition and venue analytics
  • Hospitality and site operations

Start with a small pilot.

Connect a limited number of existing cameras and test a specific operational use case before expanding.

If the cameras are already there, the data is already there.

Tell us the site, the cameras, and the operational question. We'll tell you whether a pilot is worth running.