Local raw-footage processing · Existing camera support
Horus enables Egypt businesses to deploy AI-powered camera analytics without sending footage to the cloud. Raw video processing happens on hardware within your own facility, reducing cloud-video exposure. Customers still retain responsibility for applicable privacy, surveillance, and workplace-monitoring obligations.
Yes, where the cameras expose a compatible IP or RTSP stream. Horus runs processing on a local Windows edge machine, so the pilot should first confirm camera connectivity, lighting, network capacity, and the organisation's privacy obligations.
The intended architecture keeps raw-video processing on-site and sends event metadata and configured alerts to the dashboard. Customers decide retention and access policies and should obtain their own legal review under Egypt's data-protection framework.
Choose one bounded workflow such as PPE, a restricted area, a loading dock, queue length, or occupancy. A small pilot makes camera fit and alert usefulness measurable before wider deployment.
Egypt's Data Protection Law (Law No. 151 of 2020) and its executive regulations set out a comprehensive framework for personal data processing, including data collected through camera systems. Penalties for non-compliance can be significant, making on-premise processing an attractive risk mitigation strategy.
Egyptian manufacturing, retail, and logistics teams can evaluate Horus to improve operational visibility while reviewing their own data-protection and deployment requirements.
Common Egypt evaluation contexts include manufacturing and logistics safety monitoring, retail queues, and restricted-area workflows.
Tell us about your camera count, site type, and Windows edge-machine availability. We will confirm whether Horus can start with your existing CCTV setup in Egypt.
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