Reading standards
The same signal reads in reverse from space to space.
Three minutes
A good signal in a café. Right before a walkout at the till.
Six in line
An incident in a convenience store. A hit in a popular gallery.
A long route
A sales opening in a hypermarket. Pure cost in a warehouse.
What we sell is not camera analysis. It is that reading standard.
Space atlas × signal dictionary
Twelve spaces × six signals.
Pick a group to unfold just that set. Pick a cell to open how that pair is read.
Convenience stores · Drugstores · Unmanned stores · Hypermarkets
How much people pile up at one point. It shows first at checkouts, entrances and popular zones.
Where the scale splits · Acceptable queue length differs by sector, and in event spaces crowding is a hit.
Convenience stores
Stock-outs, variance
Drugstores
Planogram & alert triage
Unmanned stores
Remote watch, theft
Hypermarkets
Cart paths & checkout
Showing 4 of 12 spaces
Six in line is an incident here. Shoppers leave instead of waiting.
- Normal range
- Even at peak the line stays within three.
- When it counts as off
- The line passes the threshold while self-checkout sits idle.
- What operations do
- Guide shoppers to self-checkout, or move staff over.
How we read it
Anonymization comes first.
Actual result01 · At input
Identity is removed, behavior stays
The original is not stored. We read what is happening, not who it is.
Each camera on its own
One path connected by SAAI
- Behavior marks
- Stop
- Pick-up
- Backtrack
02 · Across cameras
Scattered views join into one route
The same person, the same trip. Where they stopped, picked up and doubled back all stay on one plan.
The threshold is crossed and two self-checkouts are idle. Consider guiding shoppers over first.
03 · On that space’s scale
A next action, proposed with its grounds
AI proposes. A person decides.
* 01 is an actual anonymization result. 02 is an example floor plan and 03 is a screen example.
Problems we have solved on site
Start with the problem closest to your space
Find it in the list
Narrow by industry
21 problems
- Convenience
Overnight theft prevention for convenience stores
How AI detects theft and abnormal behavior in real time during unmanned or single-staff night shifts.
- Convenience
Stockout and inventory loss management for convenience stores
How AI cameras detect stockouts in real time to prevent lost sales and customer churn.
- Convenience
Convenience store display optimization (planogram)
How customer behavior data verifies which displays actually lift sales.
- Café & F&B
Improving low seat turnover at cafés
How to solve seat-turnover problems caused by long-staying customers during peak hours, with data.
- Café & F&B
Peak-hour operations optimization for cafés
How to manage lunch and dinner peak congestion and waiting in advance, based on data.
Neither route found a close problem?
Tell us about your space and what is getting in the way. We will start with the closest case.
Measured cases
See what changed after the change.
Change rates are measured values. Store names and absolute figures are reconstructed to protect customers.
