Scott Campit
Computer Vision

Safety Detection Model

AI that sees what humans miss — before accidents happen

Warehouse environments are inherently dangerous. Human safety monitors can’t watch every camera feed simultaneously, and incidents often happen in blind spots or during shift changes. Reactive safety programs only kick in after someone gets hurt.

We partnered with a warehouse operator to build a proactive vision system — from evaluating the best AI models, through collecting and annotating real warehouse footage, to deploying a live monitoring application.

  1. Research and evaluation of the best AI vision models for warehouse hazard detection

  2. Custom dataset of annotated warehouse footage teaching the AI safe vs. unsafe conditions

  3. Fine-tuned model that reliably spots safety issues in real-world conditions

  4. Landing page communicating the product to stakeholders and customers

  5. Live safety monitoring application analyzing camera feeds and flagging hazards in real time

  • Object Detection
  • Real-Time Inference
  • Data Annotation
  • Edge Deployment
  • Safety AI
Model Confusion Matrix
Model Confusion Matrix
Performance Report
Performance Report
Detection Frame
Detection Frame
Live Detection
Live Detection

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Email me scottcampit@gmail.com