TECHNICAL BUYER GUIDE
Capability and evidence register
A shared reference for product scope. Unverified means a suitable, approved evidence record is missing; it is not a statement that a feature can never be supplied.
Reviewed 2026-10-03. States: available = evidenced for a defined configuration; limited pilot = demonstrated on a recorded scene or one installation under stated conditions, not yet for a defined configuration; planned = approved roadmap, not purchasable today; unverified = no sufficient record attached.
| Capability | State | Scope and evidence needed | Evidence on file |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPE check — bare hands on a line camera | limited pilot | One PPE class (gloves) on an existing overhead line camera; confidence shown per detection so a supervisor can judge the low ones. To reach available: the PPE classes for a site agreed at assessment, and an acceptance test on that site's own cameras. | 14 s recording, burned-in overlay 01-04-2023 16:57, conditions and limits stated |
| Object count across a line at a loading bay | limited pilot | A known item type counted once each as it crosses one configured line on an existing dock camera. Not an inventory system; does not reconcile against a ledger. To reach available: the item type and line position agreed at assessment, and a count checked against a manual tally at the site. | 16 s recording, 19 December 2022, third-party identifiers blurred |
| Number-plate camera, fitted and operated | limited pilot | The camera as fitted to a gate pillar and the console the operator works from. The photographs prove a fitting and a working console, not a read rate. To reach available: plate reads logged against the gate register at a site, with mounting height, approach angle and lighting recorded. | Two site photographs, mounting ~1.5 m, daylight |
| Hot work beside flammable material | limited pilot | Two classes — a hot-work activity and a flammable-material store — detected in the same frame on one fixed camera, in PGAK's own test setup. To reach available: the same two classes on a customer's own camera, with camera model, distance and confidence recorded. | 11 s recording, PGAK test setup; camera details pending |
| Perimeter events | unverified | Evaluate configured zones and operating hours on a representative feed. A dated demonstration, approved configuration and site acceptance test. | none yet |
| Attendance exceptions | unverified | Evaluate enrolled-person events and human review of missing or ambiguous records. Authorised enrolment, retention policy, suitable views and correction workflow. | none yet |
| Camera-feed health | unverified | Evaluate interruption detection and the response process for an unavailable stream. Disconnect/reconnect tests and a verified notification destination. | none yet |
| Face recognition | unverified | Site-specific evaluation of enrolled people; never automatic proof of identity or misconduct. Permissioned test set, false matches and missed matches, documented human review. | none yet |
| Loitering | unverified | Evaluate presence over a defined duration in a selected zone. Queue, occlusion and legitimate-worker scenarios in the acceptance test. | none yet |
| Full video management system | unverified | PGAK is presented here as an analytics layer; replacement recording, playback and retention are not established. Recording, search/playback, export, retention, roles, audit and recovery evidence. | none yet |
Other capabilities in the educational feature library remain unverified until added here with approved evidence. No measured accuracy, latency, uptime or certification is established by this list.
Estimate the effort these would change at your site
Three of the capabilities above have their own calculator scenario. Each uses your measurements, reports staff time separately from cash, and states the evidence it rests on.
Calculator · C29
Sack and object counting: estimate it for your site
Use your own measurements. The result is the staff time released, shown separately from any cash, using the formula below. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Result
Enter your own figures, or load the worked example, to see the result.
How it is calculated
hours = batches × (old − assisted) ÷ 60 − exception hours
Worked example (illustrative inputs)
120 batches; 10 old; 3 new; 2 exception hours.
staff time released: 12 hours a month.
Formula version 1.0.0.
What this does not tell you
- Hours released are capacity, not cash. They become cash only through a mechanism you state — overtime that stops, a post that is not refilled — entered as the realisation fraction.
- The 'after' values are your assumptions or pilot measurements. PGAK publishes no effectiveness figure for this feature.
- A video count is not a certified weighing or stock system; reconcile against your own records.
Evidence status: Limited public demonstration; no measured savings verified.
Calculator · C30
Hot-work monitoring: estimate it for your site
Use your own measurements. The result is the staff time released, shown separately from any cash, using the formula below. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Result
Enter your own figures, or load the worked example, to see the result.
How it is calculated
hours = permits × (old − assisted) ÷ 60 − follow-up hours
Worked example (illustrative inputs)
80 reviews; 8 old; 3 new; 2 follow-up hours.
staff time released: 4.667 hours a month.
Formula version 1.0.0.
What this does not tell you
- Hours released are capacity, not cash. They become cash only through a mechanism you state — overtime that stops, a post that is not refilled — entered as the realisation fraction.
- The 'after' values are your assumptions or pilot measurements. PGAK publishes no effectiveness figure for this feature.
- This estimates review effort only. It does not value injuries or lives, does not promise that any incident is prevented, and is not a replacement for certified alarms, required guards or supervision.
Evidence status: Limited public demonstration; no measured savings verified.
Calculator · C31
Camera health and recording checks: estimate it for your site
Use your own measurements. The result is the staff time released, shown separately from any cash, using the formula below. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Result
Enter your own figures, or load the worked example, to see the result.
How it is calculated
hours = cameras × checks × manual minutes ÷ 60 − exception-review hours
Worked example (illustrative inputs)
32 cameras; 26 checks; 0.5 minutes; 2 exception hours.
staff time released: 4.933 hours a month.
Formula version 1.0.0.
What this does not tell you
- Hours released are capacity, not cash. They become cash only through a mechanism you state — overtime that stops, a post that is not refilled — entered as the realisation fraction.
- The 'after' values are your assumptions or pilot measurements. PGAK publishes no effectiveness figure for this feature.
Evidence status: Supplier/integration or marketed capability; PGAK availability and site performance require verification.
Request a site-specific assessment with these assumptions
Your result stays on this page either way. If you want it checked against your cameras and quotation, leave a number; mention the figures on the call. Nothing you typed into the calculator is sent with this form.