Search Your Warehouse Video for Forklift Near-Miss Patterns

CRAWLEYE turns your video into a searchable intelligence layer — so you can ask questions in plain English and surface high-risk zones and time windows over days and weeks — without alert fatigue.

Get a Free 30-Day Pilot See how it works

Works with existing IP cameras (RTSP) Context clips (before/after) Recurring patterns (days/weeks)

Not alerts-first. CRAWLEYE is a search + investigation layer that helps Ops & Safety teams reduce blind spots, cut investigation time, and act on repeated near-miss patterns.

How It Works (Simple)

CRAWLEYE indexes your camera feeds into a structured timeline so you can search and see recurring patterns. Instead of flooding your team with alerts, it helps you investigate faster and identify where operational changes will have the biggest impact.

1. Index

Connect existing cameras

RTSP / IP cameras
Select 1 high-risk zone
Capture evidence windows (before/after)

2. Understand

Detect near-miss patterns

Forklift ↔ pedestrian interactions
Recurring clusters by time window
Zone-level trends, not noise

3. Act

Review & improve

Evidence clips for reviews
Top risk hours & locations
Measure changes after interventions

Laser focus wedge: Forklift–pedestrian near-miss patterns.
One scenario. Measurable impact. Designed to scale across facilities.

Free 30-Day Pilot (Invitation-Only)

We’re onboarding a limited number of US warehouses to deliver one outcome: surface recurring forklift–pedestrian near-miss patterns from existing cameras — with clear evidence your team can act on.

Pilot Intake30 days • 1 zone

What you get in 30 days:

Top 3 risk time windows where near-misses concentrate
Top near-miss clusters showing recurrence over days/weeks
10–30 evidence clips with context (before/after) for reviews
One summary report to support safety + operational decisions

Scope: 1 facility • 1 zone • 1 scenario • weekly summary • evidence-first reporting.

Privacy note: Focused on zone-level patterns and time windows. The goal is operational insight, not surveillance.