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GOSPR

GOSPR: Edge video operations intelligence

Turn activity in agreed camera zones into operational signals about flow, occupancy, dwell, queues and service pressure.

Observe → understand → operate

Your cameras can answer an operating question.

Gospr brings camera-zone activity, table sessions, traffic, waiting and evidence into one operating view. The useful question is what your team should change next.

GOSPRWorkflow illustration

What you take forward

A view of the operation

  • Camera zones and occupancy
  • Table sessions and traffic
  • Dwell and waiting time

Explore the workflow

01

Start with the space and the question.

Define the camera zones, opening hours and site profile. See occupancy and table activity in context, with coverage visible and missing values kept distinct from zero.

Read the full workflow

Start with the space and the question.

Define the camera zones, opening hours and site profile. See occupancy and table activity in context, with coverage visible and missing values kept distinct from zero.

A view of the operation

  • Camera zones and occupancy
  • Table sessions and traffic
  • Dwell and waiting time

Go from an alert to the evidence.

Review events, camera clips and the people heat map. Acknowledge an alert or dismiss it so the team can inspect what happened and improve the setup.

An event the team can inspect

  • Evidence-linked alerts
  • Camera and system health
  • Review and acknowledgement

Give each day a useful close.

The native owner report brings the day's activity, coverage and camera health together. Nightly work fills recoverable gaps and prepares the next review; reports support CSV and print.

A daily operating review

  • Native owner report
  • CSV and print
  • An agreed change to test

Assisted pilot software. Site accuracy is checked in a measured venue pilot. Counts-only and optional face-based customer features are separate scopes; privacy and retention are agreed before use.

Full capability scope

Gospr processes video at the edge and converts selected zones into operating evidence. It helps teams see where time, space and service capacity are being lost, test a change and compare what happened next. The native Gospr owner report brings daily activity, evidence and camera health together. Counts-only configuration and optional face-based customer features are separate scopes, with privacy and retention agreed before use. The software remains an assisted pilot pending measured site acceptance.

01 · Scope

What it does

  • 01Configurable camera zones for occupancy, dwell and flow
  • 02Queue and service-pressure signals
  • 03Local edge processing for the agreed deployment
  • 04Native owner reports with operating evidence, CSV and print
  • 05Before-and-after measurement for an agreed operational change
  • 06A site assessment, integration plan and measured acceptance process before operation

03 · Proof

The next validation stage

The next stage is a measured site pilot. Site results, accuracy and commercial impact will be established there rather than assumed in advance.

Next

Site assessment

Define the camera zones, operating questions, privacy limits and acceptance measures.

Next

Measured pilot

Integrate the edge system and compare agreed operational signals under real site conditions.

Next

Per-site operation

Move accepted deployments to software, monitoring and support, with hardware scoped separately.

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