Calibrated confidence, auditable decisions, and stated limits, running on affordable edge hardware. One platform, twenty-six use cases. VMS safety intelligence is the first product built on it.
The platform
Config-driven detector engines running on affordable edge hardware, engineered and hardened for national-scale transit and public-infrastructure operators.
Use case coverage
Canonical use cases across 11 detector engines, config-driven, not a single-purpose tool.
Edge footprint
One 8GB Jetson-class device runs the whole pipeline. No data-center GPU required.
Engineering bar
Engineered and hardened for national-scale transit and public-infrastructure operators, validated to production-grade edge requirements.
Research systems
Every number below is measured, not marketed: read off a benchmark run, a test suite, or a dataset card, with the limitation stated next to the result. VMS safety intelligence, further down this page, is one product built on the same platform.
A vision-model factory built with a refusal gate instead of a confidence guess.
The compression gate refuses to ship a compressed model that falls below its accuracy floor and keeps the uncompressed one instead; conformal calibration on a pipeline smoke test cut expected calibration error from 0.373 to 0.206.
View the demoRecovers metric ground position, speed, and height from a single fixed camera, calibrated from people walking through frame.
Position RMSE 0.16 m at a 5 m, 30-degree mount, to 0.19 m at 8 m, 45 degrees, scored against synthetic ground truth.
View the benchmarkA thermal-only perception engine that says what it does not know yet.
99 tests green, CPU-only; ships zero trained checkpoints and zero invented accuracy numbers, with the GPU training run costed line by line instead of assumed.
View the benchmarkLinks identities across cameras and remembers them, precision first.
Precision 1.0, recall 0.377 on a synthetic 4-camera, 20-person site, zero wrong merges; the whole site's memory fits in 61,440 bytes.
View the benchmarkCounts through occlusion with a calibrated confidence interval, not a guess.
Cuts synthetic MAE from 3.73 to 2.46 at the hardest occlusion density tested, with 90 to 97.5 percent conformal-interval coverage; on real CrowdHuman pedestrian data the correction has not yet beaten the naive baseline, and that gap is published too.
View the benchmarkPredicts an alert seconds before the incident, then grades its own prediction with a falsification ledger.
A 200-scenario battery graded against itself: 63 fulfilled, 87 falsified, 50 no-alert; mean predicted lead time 4.688 s, 8.0 percent false-positive rate on the negative cases.
View the benchmarkDetector-agnostic scene graphs with a trained relation head, no VLM required.
0.117 ms mean per batch-64 relation inference on a Jetson Orin Nano Super, TensorRT FP16.
Adds new object classes on the box from a text prompt or an image crop, with zero catastrophic forgetting by design.
114 tests passing in under 2 seconds, covering forward-only class learning.
Dhi's research system code is proprietary. What we publish instead is the evidence: datasets, benchmarks, demos, and whitepapers, so the claims above can be checked rather than taken on faith.
One product on the platform
The first product shipped on the Dhi platform turns existing CCTV into real-time safety intelligence. It is one offering among the research program above, not the whole company.
Proof, not promises
The deployment model, response speed, privacy posture, and operating fit, spelled out up front so you can judge whether DHI fits your environment in minutes.
Deployment model
DHI runs on your current camera estate without forcing a rip-and-replace hardware program.
Latency
Real-time detection and escalation happen at the edge so the alert arrives while operators can still intervene.
Privacy posture
Raw footage stays inside your environment unless you explicitly approve otherwise.
Supported environments
The operating model is designed for rail platforms, depots, warehouses, docks, and high-risk industrial zones.
Measurable outcomes
Teams use DHI to reduce incident-discovery time, surface unsafe behavior earlier, and benchmark pilot performance quickly.
Built for speed, privacy, and reliability in harsh environments.
Connects to existing RTSP/ONVIF cameras. No new cabling required.
Edge AI processes video locally. <150ms latency per frame.
Privacy firewall ensures only structured events leave your site.
Real-time notifications to safety teams via SMS, Email, or API.
Select an industry to see how our edge AI identifies and prevents specific hazards in real-time.

Monitor platform edges, track intrusion, and crowd density in real-time.
The cloud is too slow for safety. DHI brings intelligence to where the data is generated.
Process video in <150ms. Detect incidents as they happen, not hours later.
Zero dependency on internet bandwidth. Works when the cloud is down.
Raw video never leaves the device. Only structured data is transmitted.
Runs on NVIDIA Jetson & industrial x86. Optimized for low power.
Decision paths
DHI is usually evaluated through three lenses: whether edge architecture is necessary, which safety incident comes first, and how the pilot will plug into the current VMS.
DHI is designed for enterprise-grade edge hardware and existing camera, VMS, and alerting systems.
Designed for NVIDIA AGX Orin, Jetson NX, and industrial x86 edge node classes.
Plug into Genetec, Milestone, Avigilon, and other major video management systems.
Native RTSP and ONVIF support for connecting existing camera streams.
Connect to incident management, ticketing, and SIEM systems via API.
DHI's architecture is designed to support privacy reviews, security reviews, and operational trust.Raw Video Local • Structured Events • Reviewable Controls
View security detailsMove from category research into forklift conflict, near-miss detection, fire risk, and aisle-level pilot planning.
Review the latency, privacy, and operating tradeoffs before you commit to an architecture path.
Use the implementation checklist that maps category interest into a scoped first deployment.
The research behind the platform: benchmarks, datasets, demos, and whitepapers for all eight research systems.
Move from research into an architecture review, a checklist download, or a real pilot conversation, whichever fits where you are.
Start narrow. You do not need a full estate-wide rollout to validate DHI.
See the flow on a real operating scenario and scope a pilot around one facility or corridor.
Review camera ingest, edge inference, alert routing, and what stays on-premises.
Download the deployment checklist buyers use before green-lighting an industrial AI pilot.
Bring camera count, VMS constraints, latency expectations, and privacy requirements to a technical review.