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The ResQVision platform

Built around
the operator.

Notice the event. Understand the scene. Decide what happens next.

ResQVision brings camera AI, connected sensor information and ResQTwin’s 3D view into a workflow built around the team reviewing an event.

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The operator workflow

Review the event in context.

For a vessel in a monitored area, review its footage, track and location together. The operator decides what needs attention.

Marina del Rey recording, camera and map views. 13 seconds; camera playback 2×. No audio.Open the recording

  1. Connect the view

    Bring in the camera footage and sensor feeds for the site.

  2. Define the event

    Choose the module, monitored area and event your team needs to review.

  3. Check the context

    Review the footage, movement, place and time together.

  4. Decide what’s next

    The operator follows the team’s response and reporting process.

Current ResQVision camera-view editor with an alert exclusion boundary over the golf course behind Little Bay North’s rock platform.
Little Bay North. Camera-view alert exclusion.

Configured around the site

Focus the alerts.
Keep the full view.

Mark areas to exclude from alerting while keeping the camera view available. Here, the golf course is separated from the rock platform and surrounding water.

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AI modules

Choose what to monitor.

Select a module to see what it brings into your team’s review.

Where did the person move?

Follow visible people through the camera view. Movement trails, counts and monitored zones help your team review what happened.

Recorded aerial tracking. No audio.Open the recording
Explore people tracking

Modules are evaluated for the camera view and operating conditions. Configured events support human review.

ResQTwin / The digital twin

Review the coast in 3D.

ResQTwin brings recorded footage, movement tracks and maps into a shared view of the coast or waterway.

Kiama recording. 8 seconds; camera playback 1×. No audio.Open the recording
Explore the site
Locate camera viewpoints and monitored areas in the surrounding terrain.
Replay an event
Review footage and movement in their recorded location.
Plan a scenario
Work through configured simulations, with scope and validation agreed for the project.

Behind the models

The view shapes the AI.

Sun glare, rough water and distant subjects change what a camera can see.

We collect and label coastal footage, then evaluate the models against the conditions and events that matter to the team. Field data and feedback from operating teams guide that work.

Read Bryan’s dataset notes
Wide aerial view of a coastal rock platform, layered sea cliffs and breaking waves.
Original DJI coastal footage. January 2026.

Start with one site.

Show us the location, the cameras and the event you need to review. We’ll work through the right modules and a practical scope with your team.

Discuss your workflow