Definition
Edge AI safety
Local computer vision that detects physical safety events close to the camera stream.
What it means
Edge AI safety means safety detection runs on local hardware near the cameras instead of sending continuous video to a remote cloud first. The system turns visible events into structured alerts while keeping raw video under site control.
Why it matters
The architecture matters because many safety events are time-sensitive. A forklift conflict, platform fall, smoke plume, or restricted-zone entry needs a response path measured in seconds.
Evaluation questions
Where does inference physically run?
What happens when the internet connection fails?
Can the alert route into the VMS or local response workflow?
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Platform architecture
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