We develop and implement computer vision and AI video analytics systems for business, including object recognition, quality control, PPE monitoring, traffic management, queue tracking, inventory management, and production process oversight.

















Within 24 hours, the BPA technical team will analyze your task, evaluate your current data, and propose a clear launch format.
We have compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you quickly find the information you need about our services, processes, and terms of cooperation. This includes how to start a project with us, project timelines, and much more.
If you need to quickly determine if computer vision will work for your specific task, the BPA team can conduct an express assessment using your photos or videos in just a few days. We will check data quality, evaluate the detection of required objects or events, and recommend the best path forward. From there, we quickly build a pilot version and then launch a full-scale implementation—usually starting from one month, depending on the number of cameras, integrations, security requirements, and scenario complexity.
Yes, we typically use your existing cameras. The BPA team evaluates the video stream quality, camera angles, lighting, and connection stability before connecting our computer vision system to your current infrastructure. This allows us to launch video analytics faster and reduce implementation costs.
For an initial assessment, simply describe the task and provide sample photos or videos. Our team will then help determine what data is needed, which events to track, and how many samples are required. If necessary, we can assist in preparing and configuring the video stream and collecting footage. We handle the data collection methodology and guide you on how to move from an idea to a functional computer vision system as quickly as possible.
Yes. Projects often begin with a pilot at a single site, camera, line, zone, or object. Once the scenario is verified, the system can be scaled across your entire network of facilities, adding new cameras, recognition classes, reports, user roles, and integrations with your company's IT ecosystem.
Absolutely. A pilot can be launched alongside your current processes: we can connect to existing cameras, work with video archives or test streams, and verify the scenario without interfering with your facility's core operations. Full-scale industrial implementation is planned separately, taking your infrastructure and security requirements into account.
