Live view & camera wall
1x1 up to multi-tile layouts, full-screen mode, cycling and tour so operators watch what matters.
Cognix Vision VMS is our own browser-based video management software — live wall, recording, playback, events and multi-site camera groups, running in production today.
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Most video software is sold on a feature list and then falls apart at the point where it matters — a hundred cameras on one wall, an operator who needs the last four minutes of footage right now, and a network that drops a stream at the worst possible moment.
Cognix Vision VMS is built the other way round. It runs in the browser, records to the drives you choose, keeps working when a site link goes down, and tells you the moment a camera stops sending video instead of leaving you to find out during an investigation.
Every item below is in the product today, not on a roadmap slide.
1x1 up to multi-tile layouts, full-screen mode, cycling and tour so operators watch what matters.
Scrub a 24-hour timeline, jump to a timestamp, play several channels together and export a clip.
Live event feed with camera up/down status, so a dropped stream is noticed in seconds, not hours.
Cameras plotted on a site map so an operator goes from location to live feed in one click.
Organise cameras by branch, plant or city. Each group starts, stops and records independently.
Camera onboarding, retention rules, user roles and a complete audit log of who did what, when.
Four stages, and we will tell you at the end of any of them if the rest is not worth doing.
We check camera models, network paths, storage and what your operators actually do each shift.
Media server and VMS installed on your hardware or ours, cameras onboarded and grouped.
Retention, recording schedules, user roles and alert routing set to match how the site runs.
Health monitoring, updates and a named engineer who already knows your deployment.
In most cases yes — any ONVIF or RTSP camera can be onboarded. Send us your camera list and we will confirm before you commit to anything.
On storage you control. You choose which drives hold recordings and which hold events, and set retention per drive. Nothing is forced into a public cloud.
Yes. Camera groups are independent, so a second plant or branch is added without disturbing the first.
Recording continues at the edge where an edge recorder is deployed, and the event feed flags the outage immediately so it is not discovered weeks later.
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Send us a camera list and what you are trying to catch. We will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks price.