AI in your flows In pilot
Ask the AI what the camera sees.
A node sends the snapshot, or the flow’s data, to a model with a question in plain language. The automation continues according to the answer: yes or no, a category, a number or a short text.
You pick the model
Tero local runs on our server and never leaves the platform. The others belong to other companies and use your space’s key, stored encrypted and never shown again.
- Tero localAn open vision model on our GPU server. Snapshots never leave TeroVision.
- OpenAISnapshots and data, with your key.
- Anthropic (Claude)Snapshots and data, with your key.
- Alibaba QwenSnapshots and data, with your key.
- DeepSeekData only, no snapshots, with your key.
- OpenAI-compatibleYour own service over https, at a public address.
External providers need a key from your own account with them. The cost of those calls is between you and the provider. In pilot
Answers a flow understands
The model must answer in a strict format. If it answers anything else, the flow continues through "Error".
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Yes or no
Are more than five people queuing at the till?
- Yes
- No
- Error
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A category
What is in the foreground?
- person
- vehicle
- animal
- nothing
- Other
- Error
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A number
How many tables are taken? (0 to 30)
- Answer
- Error
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A short text
Summarize what the camera counted today.
- Answer
- Error
In pilot
Private by default
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External images, off
Sending images to an external provider stays off until an administrator enables it for the space. Every node that does it says so: "Snapshots go to …".
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Every image, audited
Who, when, to which provider and from which automation. Never the image itself.
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Nothing in the logs
No images or keys in the history, errors or queue. The snapshot is shrunk to 1280 px and lives only for the duration of the request.
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The answer is data
What the model replies is validated and shown as text. It is never used as a command, an address or code.
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Usage caps
Calls and tokens per month and per space, calls per minute per automation, and a maximum time per request.
In pilot
To get started
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Has someone fallen?
Every 5 minutes, a snapshot and a yes-or-no question. If yes, it calls and alerts with the reason.
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Classify what the camera sees
On motion: person, vehicle, animal or nothing, and a path for each.
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Daily summary
What the counting recorded, in one paragraph by email. Data only, no snapshots.
Shall we try it with your cameras?
We show you the panel running and build the first automations for your place together. Whatever is in pilot gets tested with you before we promise it.
Automations
Floor plans and operations
Counting and occupancy
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