Warehouse & Hazmat Monitoring
Enforce flammable-goods zones, stacking rules and escape routes.
At most facilities warehouse auditing is a weekly walk: someone tours the aisles, takes photos and fills in a checklist. A camera applies the same rules every second, on every rack.
An unauthorized pallet in a flammable-goods zone, material left in an escape route, exceeded stacking height, personnel without equipment in an ADR area — all are monitored as defined rules. Auditing stops producing paperwork and becomes continuous situational awareness.
How it works
Areas defined
Flammable-goods, ADR and escape-route areas are drawn as polygons.
Objects and height
Pallets, drums and material are detected; stacking height is estimated.
Compliance score
A daily per-area compliance score and photo-backed violation log are produced.
Compliance score: from inspection round to continuous measurement
What a weekly inspection shows is a snapshot. Continuous measurement shows how long a rule was actually broken — knowing that an escape route is blocked 18% of the day is far more actionable than a monthly note saying “it was blocked”.
| Escape route clearance | 82% |
| Stacking height | 91% |
| Flammable-goods zone | 95% |
| ADR area equipment | 88% |
| Fire cabinet access | 76% |
Fire cabinet access is the weakest link: the habit of temporarily parking pallets during dispatch peaks stays invisible until it is measured.
| W1 | 18% |
| W2 | 16% |
| W3 | 13% |
| W4 | 11% |
| W5 | 9% |
| W6 | 8% |
| W7 | 7% |
| W8 | 6% |
An instant alert turns the issue from a report item into a task resolved within the shift.
Use cases
ADR yard
Continuous auditing of the hazardous-goods zone.
Filling area
Detection of unauthorized equipment and pallets.
Escape route
Instant alert when the route is blocked.
Buffer stock area
Stacking height and area limits.
Technical requirements
| Camera | Wide-angle camera covering rack aisles and the floor |
| Measurement | Height estimation requires reference calibration |
| Rules | Combinations of zone, height, duration and equipment |
| Reporting | Daily compliance score, photo-backed violation list, PDF/e-mail |
| Integration | WMS, EHS software, e-mail, dashboard |
Frequently asked questions
How does Warehouse & Hazmat Monitoring work?
At most facilities warehouse auditing is a weekly walk: someone tours the aisles, takes photos and fills in a checklist. A camera applies the same rules every second, on every rack.
Are our existing cameras suitable for this solution?
Required camera specification: a wide-angle camera covering rack aisles and the floor. Before installation we assess your camera inventory free of charge and report which points are suitable and, if needed, which camera should be added.
What results and indicators does it provide?
Key indicators: Continuous auditing: 7/24; Rule sets: zone, height, route, equipment: 4; Hazardous-goods compliance: ADR. Fire cabinet access is the weakest link: the habit of temporarily parking pallets during dispatch peaks stays invisible until it is measured. Thresholds are calibrated on your own site during the pilot.
Which systems does it integrate with?
WMS, EHS software, e-mail, dashboard. Events are published over REST API and MQTT, so it connects to your existing MES, ERP, VMS and alarm infrastructure.
Is it compliant with KVKK, Türkiye's data-protection law?
Footage is processed on an edge server inside your facility; raw video is not sent to the cloud. Facial recognition is not used; analytics outputs are anonymous and event clips are deleted automatically when the defined retention period ends.