Safety earns trust.
So should the system.
Aegis Protection is designed to understand workplace risk while respecting the people doing the work.
Less data moving.
More trust built in.
Privacy is part of the architecture before it becomes a setting. The pilot will validate these controls with participating sites and their workforce representatives.
DESIGN COMMITMENTS · IN DEVELOPMENTAwareness with
clear boundaries.
Video belongs on site.
Raw feeds and evidence clips are designed to remain within the facility. Remote alerts carry encrypted event information under a site-approved policy.
Identity isn’t the objective.
Face blurring by default in review views. No facial recognition in the planned safety workflow. Authorization integrations use approved badge and access records.
Your policy. Your controls.
Retention settings, role-based permissions and event access designed around your responsibilities. The shortest useful retention should be the starting point.
Workers deserve a clear view.
A worker-facing transparency mode is on the roadmap, alongside deployment notices, consultation materials and clear descriptions of what the system observes.
Every action, accountable.
Planned audit trails, configuration history and human review help teams understand why an alert was raised and how it was handled.
A partner to your safety system.
Aegis Protection is designed to support trained people and established procedures. It does not replace certified sensors, guarding, competent inspections or emergency response systems.
Let’s be clear.
No customer deployments, security certifications or compliance approvals are being claimed on this site.
Does video leave the building?+
The planned product architecture keeps raw camera feeds and evidence clips on the local edge system. Any export would need explicit site policy and permissions. Alerts may include approved encrypted metadata.
Is Aegis Protection a certified safety control?+
Aegis Protection is in development. It is not being offered as a certified protective device, fire system or autonomous emergency service. Any machine-stop or escalation integration requires engineering review and site validation.
Can the system guarantee that every risk is detected?+
No. Lighting, occlusion, camera placement and site conditions affect visual detection. Pilot evaluation will measure coverage, missed events, latency and nuisance alerts against agreed criteria.
How do I discuss a privacy concern?+
Use the contact form and describe your question. Before a pilot begins, the site-specific data arrangements, access rules and retention controls will be agreed with the participating organization.
The next shift
starts here.
Help shape a new standard of safety.
Bring Aegis Protection to your floor first.