Food
Areas that need continuous cleaning and floors that get wet from condensation.
Rust Neural
A spill has been on the floor for two hours.
Dirt, spills, material out of place and overflowing bins. Things that set off no alarm and end up in an accident report.
Nobody phones about a puddle.
A spill in a plant corridor is seen by plenty of people. Almost nobody phones, because each of them assumes somebody already has, or that it will get cleaned up.
The same goes for an overflowing bin, a walkway with material stacked in it, or an emergency exit with boxes in front of it.
All of those things are on the list of accident causes, and none of them sets anything off. They get sorted out when the supervisor walks past, if he walks past.
You mark how it should look.
You define the normal state of an area: floor clear, aisle free, bin below the rim. And the system alerts you when that stops being true.
It is not an intruder or motion alarm: it is a comparison with how it should look. That is why it works with things that do not move, which is where everything else fails.
And the alert carries the image, so whoever gets it knows whether to come down with a mop or with an absorbent kit.
What it tells apart.
- Spills and puddles on walkway floors.
- Spills inside and outside the containment area.
- Material stacked in walkways and emergency exits.
- Bins full, overflowing or out of place.
- Trays and waste left behind in self-service areas.
- How clean the floor and surfaces are in areas that require it.
- Confirmation that the cleaning was done, and at what time.
- Objects left behind in circulation areas.
- Tidiness in the warehouse: material out of its location, walkways blocked.
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Cada una es una grabación del sistema funcionando. Pasa el ratón por encima —o tabula hasta ella— para verla en movimiento.
A real case.
In a food plant, a corridor between cold rooms collected condensation water in the afternoon. The cleaners came through at 22:00.
With the alert, the puddle was dried within fifteen minutes. In four months there was not one fall in that corridor; in the four months before, there had been two.
Where it is used.
Chemicals
Bunds, spills and material outside its zone.
Logistics
Aisles with material stacked in them and blocked emergency exits.
Public spaces
Overflowing bins and common areas in a shopping centre or a station.
Self-service and trays.
In a staff canteen or a food court, the uncleared table is the number one operational problem: it blocks a seat that is free but does not look it.
By counting tables with a tray on them and the time since the last diner got up, the alert reaches the floor staff instead of waiting for somebody to walk past.
And the accumulated figure tells you how many seats a day are lost that way, which usually comes as a surprise.
Checking that it was cleaned.
Cleaning reports get signed. Whether the area was left clean is another matter, and it is checked by looking.
Comparing the image before and after the cleaning round leaves a record with the time on it. In sectors where that is audited — food, healthcare, pharmaceutical — it is the difference between a signed sheet of paper and proof.
Environmental control.
A spill outside a bund is an environmental incident with consequences that go beyond cleaning. Spotting it at the time changes the scale: what is picked up within ten minutes never reaches the drain.
And it leaves the record for the environmental management system, which is another thing that today gets documented by hand and from memory.
Casos grabados
Funcionando, en sitios de verdad.
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What it does not do.
It does not tell what the liquid is. It sees there is something on the floor that was not there before; whether it is water, oil or product is said by whoever looks at the image.
And with very reflective floors or sharp changes of light it gives false alerts. That gets tuned in the first few days, and if it cannot be done, we say so.
And what sits alongside it.
Other things the same family understands, on the same cameras.
What people ask us.
▸Does it tell water from oil?
Not reliably. It sees there is something on the floor that was not there before and shows the image; what it is, is said by whoever looks, who also knows from where it is.
For areas where the difference is critical it can be tuned by colour and brightness, but that is not promised up front.
▸And reflective floors?
They are the hard case. A polished floor with a spotlight above it gives false alerts, and tuning it takes a few days. If it cannot be sorted, we say so: that is better than having a system people ignore.
▸Can it alert the cleaning team directly?
Yes. The alert goes wherever you want: a screen, a mobile, a messaging channel or the job ticketing system already in use.
▸Is it any use for passing a housekeeping audit?
It gives you the record: how many incidents, where, and how long they took to resolve. That is what an audit asks for and what normally does not exist.
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Do you want this on your site?
This is already recorded working. What is left is to see whether your camera allows it: where it is fitted, what angle it has and what can be seen from there. If it will not work, we will tell you.