Vision Language Action Systems for the Physical World.

Connect your cameras to the way you work. OpenVector turns what they see into actions in your business software.

A pixel globe. The animation follows a camera and OpenVector mark into a pallet inside a warehouse, highlighting its position in the pedestrian route.

Real-time video
intelligence.

We’ve built the world’s fastest and lowest bandwidth VLM engine.

Vision

Build workflows
in plain English.

Describe what should happen. OpenVector builds a workflow you can review and edit.

Language

Update records
in your software.

OpenVector clicks and types in your business applications to create records, send requests, and update tasks.

Action

AT YOUR SITE

Automate the follow-up,
from your camera feeds.

OpenVector monitors your camera feeds and updates your business software when something needs attention.

Define what to check and what should happen next, from requesting a restock to notifying a supervisor.

A voxel camera produces a grayscale manufacturing image. The same image becomes a shallow relief made of cubes, preserving the empty staging bay and nearby material. The completed image holds before the sequence repeats.

A voxel camera produces a grayscale manufacturing image. The same image becomes a shallow relief made of cubes, preserving the empty staging bay and nearby material. The completed image holds before the sequence repeats.

OPERATIONS

Camera workflows
for your industry.

Check an SOP step, document a care visit, or request a restock. Choose an example to see what the camera checks and what OpenVector does.

Second metal-fabrication camera: the same empty yellow staging bay is seen from a higher angle, with folded steel parts to the right and the press brake beyond it.

Check that the defined SOP is followed.

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Warehouse camera: a pallet of plain cartons blocks the route between two yellow pedestrian lines.

Track the location of items, boxes, and consignments.

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Kitchen camera: a caregiver, seen from behind, finishes arranging a prepared meal tray on a wooden table.

Document care visits for Medicaid records.

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Gym camera: a member in a grey shirt performs bodyweight squats in a clear exercise area, with their back to the camera.

Track each workout. Check it against the plan.

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Checkout camera: a shopper holds a plain silver packet above a brown shopping bag, with the scanner resting separately on the counter.

Detect unscanned items at checkout.

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Second dining-room camera: a server finishes resetting a small table with plates and folded napkins.

If a table is ready → notify the host.

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Grocery camera: an empty middle shelf section contrasts with adjacent bays of plain packages.

Turn shelf gaps into replenishment tasks.

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Generated warehouse camera scene: a worker releases a brown parcel onto the right outbound roller conveyor while the left conveyor stays empty.

Flag misplaced or misrouted packages.

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Workshop camera: a car stands near a service-bay exit while two technicians face away beside a workbench.

Record vehicles leaving the service bay.

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Lobby camera: a cleaner, seen from behind, finishes the floor beside a grey mop cart.

Link cleaning rounds to the work order.

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Hotel-lobby camera: three guests, seen from behind, wait in a short queue at a wooden reception desk.

Turn a growing queue into a staffing request.

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A person seen from behind types a custom workflow on a laptop beside a window overlooking a workshop.

Write your own prompt.

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