TripleCo / CCTV video analytics
CCTV video analytics for industrial sites in Qatar
TripleCo runs AI on the IP cameras and NVRs a site already owns: detection, tracking across cameras, thresholds set per class and snapshot forensics, all placed on a measured twin so every alert shows where it happened. Inference runs at the edge, so video stays on site, and each alert becomes a work order with the evidence frame attached.
People, vehicles and zones, on every camera
Camera intelligence and safety and compliance are in service. Each detection is placed in twin coordinates.
People and PPE
Hard hats and vests on people, by camera and by zone.
Vehicles and forklifts
Detected and tracked as they move through the site.
Restricted zones
Entries into zones that are closed, or open only to some roles.
Tracking across cameras
One track as a person or vehicle passes from camera to camera.
Every alert has a place and a frame
An alert opens on the twin at the spot where it happened, with the snapshot that triggered it. The right person is alerted, and the work order carries the frame from first alert to closure.
Operators confirm or reject each alert. Those decisions are labelled and feed the site's next training run, and every event is written to a SHA-256 chained audit log.
Video stays on site, in Qatar
On-premise or fully air-gapped by default. The cloud console is optional and receives events and metadata only. Deployments follow Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law 13 of 2016).
Camera questions
Which cameras does TripleCo work with?
The IP cameras and NVRs already on the site's network. TripleCo reads their streams and places each camera on the twin, so most sites start without new hardware.
Does video leave the site?
Not by default. Inference runs at the edge so video stays on site, and the optional cloud console receives events and metadata only. TripleCo runs on-premise or fully air-gapped in Qatar.
How are false alarms handled?
Thresholds are set per class, and operators confirm or reject each alert. Those decisions are labelled and feed the site's next training run, so the model is tuned to that site's cameras.
Is it in service today?
Yes. Camera intelligence has run on a live harbour CCTV feed since May 2026, and the command centre at a 5,562 m² plant in Doha is in daily service.
How does it fit Qatar's privacy law?
Deployments follow Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law 13 of 2016). Video stays on site, access is controlled per role on the server, and every event is written to a SHA-256 chained audit log.
Put your cameras on the twin.
Step 1 gives you a measured twin in 4 to 8 weeks. From there, the cameras you own become one live picture with an evidence frame on every alert.
Or write to kevin@alsharqiholding.qa, phone and WhatsApp +974 7726 8084.