Beyond alerts. Reflex takes action.
Most camera AI stops at a notification. Reflex analyzes your cameras, microphones, and sensors directly on the on-site controller, and the moment your conditions are met, it executes the actions you defined: a spoken warning, a relay, an event log. No cloud in between.
A rule is a single sentence
“When this happens, run these actions.” Define the two parts, the conditions and the actions, and the rule is complete.
Create a rule
Add a rule. There are two things to define: conditions and actions.
Define the conditions
A person on camera, a scheduled time window, a sensor reading past its limit. Combine any of twelve condition types; the rule fires once, the moment they are all met together.
Define the actions
Control a relay, send a notification with a photo, play a spoken warning, log the event. Actions run top to bottom and can be reordered by dragging.
Monitoring goes beyond cameras
There are six kinds of sources below and twelve condition types to combine. A camera condition combined with a schedule reads “a person, at night only”; combined with a sensor value, “a person, only while the machine is running”.
Rules in practice
Each rule takes a few clicks to build: conditions on one side, actions on the other.
Give your device reflexes.
Free to start. One camera or one sensor is enough to build your first rule in minutes.