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Onyx division
Visual intelligence
Onyx Vision
Computer vision and intelligent visual systems for practical operating environments.
Onyx Vision applies computer vision to physical environments where a camera should lead to a useful action. The division connects visual detection to the operating workflows that follow.
Concept project in development
Onyx Sightline
Discovery & designAn edge-vision layer designed to turn camera feeds into timely, explainable operating signals.
Onyx Sightline treats a camera as the start of an action, not the end of one. The concept pairs edge computer vision with the workflows that should follow — a detection becoming a dispatched task, a logged event, or a safety response, with a person always able to see why. Sightline is being shaped for environments where speed and explainability both matter.
Designed capabilities
Edge vision that turns feeds into timely signals
Detections wired into real operating workflows
Explainable outputs for the people who act
Retail, logistics, and safety-ready by design
What it is being designed to achieve
Make physical activity easier to observe without adding manual review.
Bring meaningful edge signals into safety, retail, and logistics workflows.
Keep visual intelligence explainable for the people who act on it.
Problems this division addresses
Visual work that depends on slow manual review
Limited intelligence at physical operating points
Disconnected camera and workflow systems
Capabilities
Computer vision
Visual intelligence
Edge processing
Workflow integration
Designed to serve
Infrastructure operators
Retail and logistics teams
Public-service environments
Products and brands
Built to support focused businesses.
This division works with the Group's shared product, engineering, operational, and commercial capabilities to turn clear needs into durable services.
Work with Vision
Bring us the operating problem.
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