Warehouse computer vision that keeps docks moving and people safe
Know what’s happening at every dock door, and when people get too close to forklifts, on your existing CCTV or cameras fitted for the job.
Updated October 2026Warehouse computer vision for New Zealand warehouses and distribution centres shows dock door status and turnaround, counts goods at key points, and alerts supervisors when people and forklifts get too close. It runs on site, on existing CCTV where suitable, so footage stays in the building.
- Live dock status and turnaround
- Goods counted at key points
- Alerts when people and forklifts get too close
- A photo and time for every event
- Footage stays in your building
Know the state of every dock door
See which doors are free, which are running late and how long trucks are waiting. To check the condition of pallets as they’re loaded and received, see loading dock inspection.
Doors, yard and walkways
- Door 1 Loading Semi-trailer · 22 min at the door
- Door 2 Free Since 10:41
- Door 3 Unloading Rigid truck · 48 min, over target
- Door 4 Loading Semi-trailer · 9 min at the door
- Yard 2 waiting Longest wait 14 min
- Trucks in today
- 31
- Average turnaround
- 36 min
- Walkway alerts
- 2
See what’s happening across the floor
Counts, records and alerts from camera AI trained on your own building.
Dock door status
See which doors are free, busy or running late.
Gate and yard
Know who has arrived, who is waiting and for how long.
Flow and counting
Count goods moving through doors, conveyors and packing areas.
Loading records
A photo record of what was loaded, where and when.
People and forklifts
An alert when people and forklifts get too close.
Spills and blocked aisles
Fallen stock and blocked aisles flagged so they’re cleared quickly.
Handling damage
Damaged cartons and loads recorded where the damage happens.
Safe practice
Hi-vis and walkway use checked where forklifts operate.
Keep people and forklifts apart
Cameras watch blind corners and crossings, backing up your barriers, rules and training.
- Proximity alerts: when a person and a forklift get too close
- Walkway breaches: forklifts in walkways, or people in forklift lanes
- Near misses: each close call saved with its image and time
- Warnings: a message to a supervisor, or warning lights where you have them
It warns people but can’t stop a forklift, so it supports your traffic management plan rather than replacing it. AI safety monitoring: what it can and can’t do.
Turn camera footage into alerts and reports
- 01 · See Cameras Dock, yard and aisle cameras, existing or purpose-fitted
- 02 · Detect AI on site Trained on your site and running there too What the AI sees
- 03 · Act Your team
- Alerts to supervisors, with the image
- Dock board door status and turnaround, live
- Reports shift summaries and near-miss logs
- 01
Check your cameras
We assess your existing cameras, and supply or reposition cameras by arrangement where needed.
- 02
Learn your building
It learns your doors, forklifts and zones from footage of your own site. Custom AI vision models.
- 03
Run on site
Alerts go out straight away, and footage stays in the warehouse.
- 04
Connect your systems
Results can feed your WMS or reports where your systems allow.
Count stock where it makes sense
Camera counting suits similar items in set places, like cartons and pallets in marked bays, and works best as a check alongside barcode scanning. AI for warehouse inventory. For finished pallets leaving a production line, see pallet and dispatch verification.
Footage stays in your building
Video is processed and stored on site by default. The system records events, such as a door coming free or a near miss at a crossing, rather than identifying people, and workplace-surveillance rules are considered in the design. This is general information, not legal advice.
Watch the gate and yard too
Gate and yard cameras log vehicles on and off site through vehicle and site monitoring. Compare GPS and cameras for automated truck counting, including contractor fleets.
Frequently asked questions
Will it work with our existing CCTV?
How does AI help with forklift safety?
Can it measure dock turnaround?
Does it connect to our warehouse management system?
Does footage leave the building?
Related pages
Talk to us about your warehouse
Tell us about your docks, aisles and cameras, and we’ll show you where AI monitoring fits.