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 businesses are increasingly deploying Horus to improve operational efficiency while ensuring compliance with the country's data protection framework.
Manufacturing and logistics are the fastest-growing Horus segments in Egypt, where workplace safety monitoring and restricted area compliance are key use cases.
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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