A sale walked out.
The camera had the answer.

Someone waited 41 seconds at an ice pop shop and left. Vision Ops turned that moment into an insight to help decide how to serve the queue.

Real finding · a Saturday at an ice pop shop

Data analytics with computer vision. We are starting with restaurants and food businesses, without facial recognition.

Illustration of an ice pop shop with people queuing and one person leaving

From a moment to a finding.

They waited 41 seconds and left.

Recreated illustration · not the frame from the real finding

Your cameras already see your business. We turn it into data.

Vision Ops is the data analytics of Alba Vision: it connects the cameras you already have and turns what happens in your operation into times, zones, findings and decisions.

In operation · we start with restaurants and food businesses

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  1. What gets detectedPeople, loads or parts: everything that moves in front of the camera becomes an anonymous dot. Never a face.
  2. The pathsVision Ops follows each dot while it is in frame and rebuilds where it went.
  3. Zones and their timesThe floor is split into zones: how long people wait, how long things take and how much each one is used.
  4. The patternsDay after day, the peak hours and the places where everything piles up show up.
  5. The findingWhat matters is flagged on its own, with the frame that backs it up.
  6. The dashboardIt all arrives in a clear report, and you can ask it questions in your own words.
Illustration of a restaurant seen from above: kitchen, pickup counter, register and tables

Example

In your operation, every day.

A restaurant kitchen during service, with a camera on the ceiling and a tablet on the counter showing the shift report Concept · Illustration

Not a table. A sentence you can use.

  1. The reportEvery day, by email, with the findings in plain language.
  2. The evidenceThe frame behind every number.
  3. The checksEvery figure is verified before it is sent.
  4. Ask it«When was it busiest?» and it answers with your data.

Email · Daily report

Vision Ops

«You lost a sale at 6:12 pm: someone waited 41 seconds in line and left. With this volume you need another person at the counter at that time.»

A real finding, from a Saturday at an ice cream shop.

Illustration of an ice-pop shop seen from the ceiling camera: four people queuing at the counter and one heading for the door Illustration · Recreated evidence
Joined the queue
18:11:19Checked
Left without ordering
18:12:00Checked
Wait time
41 sChecked
Result
1 walk-outChecked

18:12:00 − 18:11:19 = 41 seconds

Example data: this is how every figure is checked before it is sent.

When were the most people here?

Between 6 and 7 pm: 46 people.

People per hour · Example

A day of operation, in twenty seconds.

6 pm

6 people in the queue. The hour with the longest wait.

Illustration of the same ice-pop shop seen from the ceiling, with the queue area marked and one dot for each person queuing at the chosen hour Illustration · Example

From the first camera to the whole operation.

  1. AssessmentWhat you want to know and which cameras you already have.
  2. PilotOne camera, a few weeks and real numbers from your operation.
  3. IntegrationA connector on your network reads the video, with no open ports and no new cameras.
  4. ScalingMore cameras and more locations. Pricing is per camera.
Example

We count what happens. We recognize no one.

An ice-pop shop seen from the ceiling camera, with five people; on the other side of the curtain, the same place as Vision Ops measures it: only dots, their paths and the queue and pickup areas
Illustration · Example

We start with restaurants.

Today Vision Ops analyzes restaurants, taco shops, food trucks and food businesses. For warehouses, production lines and other operations, we build it to measure.

See the platform

The pilot starts with a question.

What do you want to know about your operation?

Tell us what happens in your business and which cameras you have. We will tell you what we can measure and how to start with a pilot.