AI video surveillance for warehouses and distribution centers
Protect your processes and goods
Optimize security and efficiency at the same time—with connected AI video surveillance for your supply chain.
Warehouse and logistics areas are dynamic work environments where people, vehicles, and goods are constantly on the move. With AI video surveillance for warehouse and distribution centers based on Vaidio, you stay in control—automated, privacy-compliant, and in real time. Whether it’s unauthorized access, critical incidents, attempted theft, or inefficient processes: the AI detects visual anomalies immediately and issues alerts only when action is required. At the same time, it helps you optimize processes, reduce risks, and combine security with efficiency—around the clock, without creating surveillance pressure for your team.
Detect unauthorized removals immediately—so you don’t waste valuable time reviewing footage on cameras.
In modern warehouse and logistics environments, goods worth thousands of euros change locations every day—from goods receiving to picking to loading. Especially with high throughput, shift changes, or temporary staff, gaps in monitoring can easily arise. With AI-powered video analytics, you can detect in real time when items are removed and who is in which areas. To ensure the AI understands whether access is authorized or not, Vaidio is ideally connected to your warehouse management system (WMS). With this integration, the system can detect and check whether parcels or pallets are moved, opened, removed, or brought into the wrong areas without authorization. This way, you don’t trigger an alarm for every movement, but specifically when a process doesn’t match the plan.
Avoid downtime: Monitor traffic flow in real time.
In highly automated logistics centers, every second counts—especially where conveyor belts, sorting systems, and autonomous vehicles are in continuous operation. With AI-powered video analytics, you keep an eye on the flow of goods at all times, detecting queues, blockages, or delays long before they affect productivity. Unlike classic sensors that only record occupancy or presence, the AI analyzes what’s happening visually: it can tell when packages are unusually congested, when transport routes are blocked, or when objects are placed incorrectly.
Speed up your throughput — intelligent door assignment with a system.
At the loading dock, everything hinges on whether processes run smoothly—or whether delays, incorrect loading, and safety risks occur. With Vaidio, you can automatically detect which truck is at which bay, ensuring that every process belongs to the correct order. Integrated license plate recognition (LPR) identifies arriving vehicles in real time and links them to the scheduled time window, the cargo, and the assigned bay. Through an API connection to your ERP or transportation management system (TMS), Vaidio checks whether the truck is at the right place at the right time—or whether intervention is necessary. Once the match is successful, the loading team is automatically notified—via app, email, display, or bay signal light. This way, employees immediately know when a vehicle is ready for loading or unloading, without follow-up questions, delays, or misassignments. Subsequent processes such as goods readiness or bay clearance can also be initiated seamlessly. The system documents every process automatically—with an image, timestamp, and direct handover to your logistics systems.
Detect, Protect, Understand: Intelligent Video Analytics for Your World
Our AI-powered video analytics open up new ways in security, efficiency, and operational intelligence—tailored to your industry and your challenges. Whether you want to protect employees, use areas more effectively, manage access, or analyze customer data—our technology thinks along with you. It detects critical events in real time, analyzes behavior, supports your processes, and enables you to act proactively—reliably, in compliance with data protection regulations, and precisely. Discover the diverse range of application areas—maybe there’s also a use case you haven’t had on your radar yet, but that could be highly relevant for you.
