AI Watch
FAQ & Knowledge Base
Everything you need to know about AI Watch — the autonomous safety and monitoring platform for critical infrastructure. Saudi born. Everyone goes home safely.
Technology Overview
AI Watch is built as a single intelligence spanning four connected layers — edge, ground, air, and command — that link every asset, every event, and every direction into one real-time view.
At the ground layer, AI cameras scan the work area without pause, reading violations across the yard with the precision to flag them the instant they occur. The air layer adds an autonomous drone that reaches where no fixed camera can see, tracking the entire site at once. Holding it together is an autonomous hub: a self-managing base that keeps the system running on its own, handling power, storage and deployment with no one watching over it.
Every detection moves through the same pipeline — detect, capture, classify, escalate, and log. The system sees the unsafe act, captures an image and short clip stamped with the exact time and place, judges severity on its own, and escalates only what matters to the right person in seconds. Every event, decision and response is recorded, so a compliance record keeps itself.
The result is a platform that never blinks, never fatigues, and never looks away — deployable as a self-contained mobile unit within hours, or as a fixed installation across permanent facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is AI Watch?
- AI Watch is an autonomous safety and monitoring platform for critical infrastructure. It combines AI-powered ground cameras, an autonomous drone hub, and aerial vision to watch industrial sites continuously, detect safety violations the moment they happen, and alert your safety team in seconds. AI Watch is Saudi born and built on a single promise: everyone goes home safely.
- How does AI Watch work?
- AI Watch runs on a four-layer architecture — edge, ground, air, and command. AI cameras and edge devices scan the work area in real time, an autonomous hub manages power, storage and deployment on its own, and a drone provides aerial coverage where fixed cameras cannot reach. Every detection flows through a detect, capture, classify, escalate, and log pipeline, so only genuine incidents reach your safety officer — within seconds.
- What safety violations can AI Watch detect?
- AI Watch detects PPE non-compliance (missing helmet, vest, or eye protection), man-down events, red-zone and restricted-area intrusion, mobile phone use in focus areas, running persons, and personnel entering the danger zone of heavy machinery. The platform is modular, so detections can be trained around your site's specific risks.
- How does AI Watch monitor remote oil and gas sites?
- AI Watch uses a mobile unit equipped with dual PTZ cameras and an autonomous drone dock to provide continuous, real-time safety monitoring in remote environments without requiring fixed infrastructure. The unit brings its own power and connectivity and can be operational the same day it arrives.
- What deployment modes does AI Watch offer?
- Two. A Mobile Unit arrives and protects your site the same day, bringing its own power, connectivity and infrastructure with no installation required — ideal for construction sites, remote operations and temporary deployments. A Fixed Installation plugs into the cameras you already have, or new ones, turning a facility into an always-on intelligent environment — ideal for refineries, plants and warehouses.
- Does AI Watch require fixed infrastructure or installation?
- No. The Mobile Unit is fully self-contained — power, connectivity, cameras and an autonomous drone dock — and is operational within hours. For permanent sites, AI Watch can also integrate with existing camera infrastructure as a fixed installation.
- How fast does AI Watch respond to an incident?
- In seconds. The system sees an unsafe act the moment it happens, captures a time- and location-stamped clip, classifies severity on its own, and escalates only what matters to your safety officer — in real time, not after the fact.
- What hardware does AI Watch use?
- AI Watch combines dual PTZ dome cameras for ground vision, an autonomous hub (a self-managing base that handles power, storage and deployment), and an autonomous drone with a self-charging dock for aerial vision. Edge AI processes detections on-site for low-latency alerts.
- How is AI Watch different from traditional CCTV?
- Traditional CCTV records footage for humans to review after something goes wrong. AI Watch actively watches in real time, never tires or looks away, understands what it sees, and acts the moment a violation occurs — turning passive cameras into an autonomous safety system that helps prevent incidents instead of just documenting them.
- What industries and use cases does AI Watch serve?
- Open construction sites, oil and gas field operations, refineries and petrochemical plants, indoor industrial facilities, power and utilities infrastructure, and EPC project sites. If safety matters there, AI Watch works there.
- Is AI Watch used in Saudi Arabia?
- Yes. AI Watch is live and in active operation on one of the Kingdom's largest national energy mega-projects and in service with leading contractors across the region. It is trusted on the ground — not a pilot, not a proof of concept.
- How do I request a demo of AI Watch?
- Visit getaiwatch.today and request a demo. Bring your operations team and see what it looks like when nothing goes unseen.