Every motion, measured.
Ruggedized hardware and vision AI that watch skilled work in real time — checking each movement against standard operating procedure and flagging deviation the instant it happens.
PPE detection on every entry —
and every minute after.
The same vision model that verifies procedure also watches for the basics — helmet, gloves, visor, hi-vis, steel-toe — continuously at the workstation, not as a one-time gate scan.
- Continuous PPE detection at the workstation, not a one-time gate scan
- Instant alert to the worker and supervisor the moment an item is missing
- Zone-based rules — different PPE requirements per station type
- Aggregated safety analytics only — no individual surveillance footage stored
- Helmet Verified
- Visor Not detected
- Gloves Verified
- Hi-vis vest Verified
- Steel-toe boots Verified
Procedure vs.
performance.
- Knows the procedure — standard operating procedures encoded as reference motion.
- Watches the work — edge hardware and vision AI on the line, no cloud round-trip.
- Flags the drift — instant deviation alerts to the supervisor's device.
- Files the proof — automatic compliance reporting, audit-ready.
Industry 4.0 ready: safer workers, fewer errors, verified training compliance — supporting SAMARTH Udyog Bharat 4.0.
Drift, flagged in seconds.
An alert that arrives after the weld cools is just a report. Terrasyn's arrives while the torch is still lit — with enough detail to act on it.
- Names the station, seam, and SOP step — never just “error”
- Worker gets an on-station cue; supervisor gets the trace
- Escalates only if unacknowledged — no alert storms
- Every alert lands in the shift record automatically
Median alert latency: 1.8 seconds from breach to supervisor's device — on the local network, no cloud round-trip.
Torch angle 3.1° outside tolerance · Seam 04 · Step 6 of 9
Torque below spec on fastener 4 — corrected, logged to shift record
Illustrative alert · exact payload configured per SOP
Every station,
watched at once.
One dashboard for every bay on the floor — status, compliance, and the moment something drifts. (Illustrative live simulation.)
- Bay 6 · Trainingjust nowTrainee trace matched standard — 97%
- Bay 5 · QA Checkjust nowBatch sign-off recorded
- Bay 4 · Weldingjust nowTorch angle drifted 3.1° outside tolerance
- Bay 3 · Fabricationjust nowCut path deviation 1.8mm from drawing
- Bay 2 · Assemblyjust nowTorque below spec on fastener 4
- Bay 1 · Weldingjust nowTorch angle drifted 3.1° outside tolerance
Every shift, an audit-ready record.
QA teams review exceptions, not hours of footage.
Torch angle 3.1° outside tolerance · Step 6 of 9
Corrected · 41 sTravel speed spike mid-seam · within tolerance envelope
NotedGenerated at shift close · exported to QA as PDF / CSV
Built for the floor, not the demo room.
Edge camera unit
Ruggedized, dust- and vibration-tolerant housing built for shop-floor conditions, not office ceilings.
On-device inference
Vision AI runs at the edge — no cloud round-trip, so alerts fire in real time even offline.
Fits existing lines
Mounts on the station you already have — no line stoppage, no re-tooling, install in a shift.
Representative specifications — confirmed at site survey.
Terrasyn
/ˈtɛ·rə·sɪn/ · nounCoined — Latin terra + Greek sýn — “together on the ground — where the work happens”
Eviorax productHardware-native vision AI for the factory floor — verifying skilled work against standard procedure as it happens, not after the shift ends.
- Built for
- Manufacturing plants, construction sites & training centres
- Watches
- Welding, soldering, assembly & fabrication procedures
- Runs on
- Integrated edge hardware beside the line
- Delivers
- Instant deviation alerts & compliance reports
Standard procedure is a global language.
A weld is a weld in any country — what differs is the standard it's checked against. Terrasyn audits work against written procedure, and written procedure is something every industry on earth has.
Point it at your SOP
Terrasyn verifies against the written procedure it's given — ISO, OSHA, DIN, or your own internal SOP — so the same system audits a plant in Gujarat or in Gdańsk.
Asked on every factory visit.
Plant heads ask these six, roughly in this order. Answers are what the system does today, not a roadmap.
Talk to usHow does it know what "correct" looks like?
Does it need cloud connectivity?
Is it watching workers or work?
Will installation stop the line?
What does QA actually get?
Which sites is it built for?
Put precision
on the line.
Manufacturing plants, construction sites, training centres — deployed at the workstation, reporting in real time.