Glossary
CCTV
CCTV refers to closed-circuit television systems used to capture continuous video across industrial and commercial environments.
What CCTV means in practice
Historically, CCTV systems were used primarily for after-the-fact incident review. AI Vision transforms CCTV into an active monitoring layer, enabling real-time detection of hazards, unsafe behaviors, and operational deviations. By applying computer vision to CCTV feeds, organizations move from passive surveillance to proactive safety and operational intelligence, without changing how cameras are installed or maintained.
Why CCTV matters for enterprise teams
- Converts sunk-cost infrastructure into active sensors
- Enables real-time risk detection
- Improves oversight without adding headcount
- Supports compliance and audit evidence
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