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Mesher Live

See the activity your controls do not capture.

Use local visual processing to detect agreed movements, counts, stoppages and process activity without relying on continuous cloud video.

Mesher Live hardware with RGB, thermal and depth cameras

Illustrative configuration. Final hardware and installation are selected for each site.

More than a conventional CCTV camera.

Mesher Live uses edge AI machine vision to interpret defined activity close to the source. It can share events, counts or metadata instead of continuous video.

Traditional camera

Records footage that a person or another system may need to review later.

Mesher Live

Interprets defined activity locally and creates operational information for dashboards, alerts and connected workflows.

Conventional sensors explain individual signals. Vision can provide the wider context.

Define the activity that matters.

Each application starts with a specific operational question, then selects the visual events and outputs needed to answer it.

Machine behaviour

Translate visible motion and inactivity into defined operating events.

  • Machine movement and cycle detection
  • Operating-state recognition
  • Jam, stoppage or inactivity detection

Process verification

Observe steps, interactions and counts that may be difficult to capture through one signal.

  • Process-step verification
  • Item or event counting
  • Machine-to-operator interaction analysis

Spaces and audiences

Create anonymous operational measures where personal identification is unnecessary.

  • Queue, occupancy and footfall measurement
  • Anonymous audience measurement
  • Usage and engagement trends

Connected response

Combine visual events with Mesher data so that useful context reaches the right team.

  • Visual events linked with sensor data
  • Real-time alerts and dashboard updates
  • Communication with Mesher devices and approved machine interfaces

Connect visual events to the wider system.

Mesher Live can complement Mesher Sense signals, adding context before information reaches the shared operational platform.

  1. Physical environment

    Machines, zones and assets

  2. Sense and Live

    Telemetry and vision inputs

  3. Mesher Gateway

    Interfaces and protocol bridge

  4. Edge processing

    Rules, filtering and inference

  5. Client platform

    APIs, MQTT and exports

Intelligence at the edge, with privacy considered from the start.

The purpose, data flow, retention and access model must be defined for each deployment before operation.

Read the Privacy Policy

Process close to the source

Processing can occur locally with Mesher Live. Systems can be configured to transmit events, counts or metadata instead of continuous video.

Measure without identifying

Anonymous measurement should be used where personal identification is unnecessary. Facial identification must not be implied or enabled by default.

Govern each deployment

Data retention and access controls must be configured for each deployment. Every project must follow applicable UK data-protection requirements.

Start with one defined visual event.

A pilot can test whether a specific movement, count, stoppage or process step creates useful operational information.

Engineer before expanding

Define the objective, privacy controls and useful output, then review measured results before adding sites or use cases.

See how it works

Practical questions

Clear answers for teams considering a connected monitoring or edge-intelligence project.

Is Mesher Live a CCTV camera?

It is positioned as an edge intelligence system for defined operational tasks. A conventional camera primarily records footage, while Mesher Live can interpret configured activity and create operational information.

Does Mesher Live need to send continuous video to the cloud?

Not necessarily. Processing can occur locally, and a deployment can be configured to transmit defined events, counts or metadata rather than continuous video.

Does it identify people?

Facial identification is not implied or enabled by default. Anonymous measurement should be used whenever personal identification is unnecessary for the agreed operational purpose.

Can visual events be combined with machine signals?

Yes, where the application is engineered for it. Vision events can be considered alongside Mesher Sense sensor data to provide wider operating context.

Tell us what activity you need to understand.

Start with the movement, count, stoppage or process event that your current controls cannot show.