Ailytics
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Video analytics software that runs on existing CCTV cameras to monitor safety, productivity, progress and security across construction and other heavy-industry sites.
Overview
Ailytics sells video analytics software that runs on a site's existing CCTV cameras, and the company says no new cameras are needed. Its software, which it calls Ailyssa, processes the video feeds and sends live notifications and insights. The company says it can be deployed at the edge, on premises or in the cloud.
Ailytics sorts its use cases into four groups. Safety covers PPE, open edges, work under lifted loads and vehicle proximity. Productivity covers man-hour tracking and machinery usage. Progress covers timelapse and spot comparison. Security covers loitering, smoke and fire, unattended objects and wrong-way driving. It cites more than 50 configurable use cases and says it can build custom ones.
The company says it offers unlimited reporting and a team to help customers interpret results. Its website names no integrations other than compatibility with existing CCTV systems.
Main capabilities
- Runs on existing CCTV cameras
- Missing-PPE and open-edge detection
- Machinery and vehicle proximity alerts
- Man-hour and machinery usage tracking
- Timelapse and spot-comparison progress views
- Edge, on-premise or cloud deployment
Who it's for
Ailytics markets to heavy industry, naming construction, manufacturing, logistics and maritime. It aims at teams responsible for safety, productivity, progress and security on industrial sites. It lists offices in Singapore, Hong Kong and Austin, Texas, and says its systems are deployed in Asia, Europe, Australia and the Americas.
Pricing
Quote on request
Ailytics doesn't publish prices on its website; there is no pricing page, and the site directs buyers to request a demo.
As listed on Ailytics's website in October 2026. Prices change; check with the company for a current quote.
The AI angle
Ailytics describes its product as AI-powered video analytics. According to the company, its Ailyssa software analyzes existing CCTV feeds to detect configurable risks including missing PPE, open edges, workers under lifted loads, machinery proximity, no-access zone entry, poor ergonomics, crowding, and fire or smoke. It sends live notifications when these occur, and its product imagery shows workers and equipment marked in the video.
The company says the AI also handles productivity and security tasks such as tracking man-hours and machinery usage, spotting loitering, unattended objects and vehicle trespass, and flagging traffic issues like speeding. Ailytics says the system is built to work in rain, low light and dust.
This page summarises what Ailytics says about its own product on its website, checked in October 2026. It is not a review, and listings are editorial: no company pays to appear. Spotted something out of date? Email newsroom@constructionindustry.ai.