Industrial Sites Monitored Globally
Risk Detection Accuracy
Hassle-Free Deployment
Overhaul of Existing Hardware
Tested Dataset for Oil and Gas
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No, and it never should. Your fixed gas detection, fire and gas system and safety instrumented system stay exactly as they are. T-Pulse is a layer beside them, watching the things point detectors and trips cannot: the hot work with no fire watch, the person in the red zone, the plume at a flange before it reaches a detector, the vessel with one more person inside than the permit allows.
Yes. Upstream sites usually start with a handful of cameras on the highest-risk area, often the rig floor, and run at the edge so detection does not depend on connectivity. SafeLens adds coverage from a phone or a body camera where there are no fixed cameras at all. One workover site started with three cameras and expanded from there.
No. T-Pulse runs on the IP cameras and video management system your site already has, which is why most deployments go live within days of connection rather than after a capital project. The intelligence sits in the software, not the camera. If a specific area needs a thermal camera or an Ex-rated unit you do not have, that is scoped as a gap-fill, not a replacement of the estate.
Where a classified area already has cameras, T-Pulse uses them, and most sites have more than they think. Where it needs coverage it does not have, certified Ex-rated hardware is added, but it is never a requirement to start. Most deployments begin on the existing estate and extend into zoned areas as the first results come in.
Yes. The platform runs fully on-premise or at the edge, with the complete application set available in both, and refineries and terminals routinely run it that way. Detections can be retained by event without retaining the underlying video. Detect Technologies is ISO/IEC 27001 certified and maintains a SOC 2 Type II attestation.
On top of them, not instead of them. iPTW reads the permit from your existing system and verifies on camera that the conditions on the permit are the conditions on the job. Maintenance Assistant feeds camera-verified findings into your CMMS. TA Orchestrator connects to SAP, Maximo and Primavera through exports or read-only APIs, with write-back only where you want it.
It goes where your site already looks. Control room screen, radio, the security desk, the site’s existing light and alarm circuit, or a supervisor’s phone, with the clip attached. Alerts are screened so the control room sees the ones that need a person, not every motion event. One turnaround lead described it as highlighting the ones we definitely wanted to have conversations about.
Better than most sites expect, because detections are about conditions and acts in a zone, not about identifying people. Privacy Assistant blurs faces and identifiable features across every feed and runs under every application. The evidence is used to coach crews and run safety talks, not to discipline individuals, and that is usually what gets it through the contractor and union conversation.
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