Start with a free initial assessment of one camera view. Get a written suitability summary before deciding whether to take the work further.
Begin with the decision your team needs to make.
You might need to notice a person entering the water, follow small craft through a harbour or review people observed in aerial video. Describe the site, the observation and who would use the result. You can contact us before you have a technical brief or footage ready.
We then agree one camera view and up to 30 minutes of representative, authorised footage for the initial assessment.
What your written summary explains.
- Whether the view provides useful detail for the intended task.
- Which capability fits the observation, and which conditions affect it.
- A practical next step, such as adjusting the view, assessing further footage or scoping a pilot.
Existing CCTV is a useful starting point. Target size, lighting, sea state, camera movement and the visible event matter more than a camera model name alone. Read the camera suitability guide for the details to bring.
Keep the first step focused.
The initial assessment is free. Hardware, installation, custom development, integrations and ongoing monitoring are scoped separately. If a paid pilot makes sense, its price, scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before work begins.
Use the enquiry form for a general description. We agree a footage transfer method and data-handling arrangements before receiving video. Explore deployment and data handling.
Make the next conversation useful.
Tell us the site, the event and your receiving team. We will help establish what can be assessed now and what a larger evaluation would need to demonstrate.
Discuss an evaluation or see the SAIL coastal operating example.
