Local raw-footage processing · Existing camera support
Horus enables Saudi Arabia 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.
Often, if existing cameras provide compatible IP or RTSP streams. Horus processes video on a Windows edge machine; the customer should validate camera access and confirm its PDPL, notice, retention, access, and localisation requirements.
No. Horus is designed for local raw-video processing with dashboard synchronisation for alerts and metadata. The customer controls the lawful configuration and should complete its own Saudi privacy and surveillance review.
Start with a measurable zone such as a retail queue, a construction PPE area, a restricted entrance, or a loading dock. Validate detection quality and response time before adding sites or cameras.
Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), enforced by the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA), sets clear requirements for the collection, processing, and retention of personal data — including data derived from video surveillance. Non-compliance carries significant financial penalties.
Saudi facilities across retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and construction are deploying Horus to meet both operational and regulatory requirements. On-premise processing aligns with PDPL's data localisation preferences.
Retail operators in Riyadh, Jeddah, and growing commercial districts can use Horus to measure foot traffic, queue length, dwell time, and restricted-area events from cameras already installed in stores and shopping centres.
For construction and industrial sites, Horus supports PPE compliance monitoring, restricted-zone alerts, and supervisor notifications so safety teams can respond while the issue is still happening.
Horus connects to common IP camera and RTSP feeds, including Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, and similar systems. Teams can start with one high-value camera zone, validate alerts, and expand across more cameras without a camera replacement project.
Vision 2030 is accelerating construction and retail development across Saudi Arabia, making these two sectors among the fastest-growing for Horus deployments in the Kingdom.
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 Saudi Arabia.
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