2026-08-06
力學股份有限公司
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Traditional factories and large facilities often rely on surveillance cameras, manual inspections, paper records, and access control systems. As sites expand and traffic increases, fragmented data and delayed incident detection can make safety management reactive rather than preventive. MaxPVM can identify unauthorized access, loitering, tailgating, falls, and restricted-area intrusions while centralizing event records, alerts, and operational data. This enables manufacturers to improve visibility, accelerate response, and establish a traceable smart factory safety management framework.
AI Security · Vision-Language Model · Smart Factory
More cameras do not necessarily mean a safer facility. Move site security from automation toward autonomy.
Move beyond the traditional approach of simply adding more surveillance cameras. MaxPVM consolidates personnel access, risk events, unknown-person detection, and inspection operations into a unified management hub, creating searchable, trackable, and fully traceable digital records for on-site activities.
From supply chain security management and frictionless access for workforces numbering in the tens of thousands to scenario-specific behavior analysis powered by Vision-Language Models, MaxPVM helps enterprises improve operational visibility and accelerate risk response.
Traditional management: Locating people manually, searching surveillance footage, and relying on staff to report incidents
MaxPVM: Real-time identification, proactive alerts, and visualized decision-making
As enterprises face stricter supply chain security requirements and increasingly complex facility operations, relying solely on manual video monitoring, paper-based inspections, and human identification creates operational gaps and increases the cost of incident investigation.
Traditional clock-in systems can create significant congestion during shift changes. When identity verification and access control systems operate independently, unauthorized visitors and personnel may also be difficult to identify in real time.
Server rooms, warehouses, loading docks, and other high-security areas require real-time behavioral awareness. Without it, unauthorized entry, unusual loitering, and improper operations may only be discovered when footage is reviewed after an incident.
Paper-based inspections cannot reliably verify the inspector’s arrival time, actual location, or on-site conditions. Backdated entries, proxy sign-offs, and delayed incident reporting can significantly reduce the credibility of inspection records.
MaxPVM centralizes personnel, video, behavior, and inspection data, transforming surveillance cameras from passive recording devices into active components of event detection, risk management, and operational decision-making.
Build an AI-powered, frictionless access system for large facilities, supporting rapid identity verification, unknown-person detection, and zone-based authorization management.
Multi-Person Tracking
Supports simultaneous recognition of multiple people walking through an entrance, reducing queues and congestion.
Identity Registration and Permission Integration
Connects with existing employee accounts, access control systems, or personnel databases, enabling identity verification based on employee ID, department, blacklist status, and zone permissions.
Access Event Retention
Stores timestamps, images, and identification results to support unknown-person tracking, audits, and subsequent investigations.
Integrates personnel movement, access control, and unknown-person detection into a single event chain, making facility access controllable, searchable, and fully traceable.
By incorporating Vision-Language Model technology, MaxPVM goes beyond basic line-crossing detection. It analyzes the relationships among people, equipment, locations, and actions to identify scenario-specific risks.
Scenario-Specific Behavior Detection
Enables rule-based analysis for loitering, climbing over barriers, prolonged stays, unauthorized approaches to equipment, and abnormal operations.
Semantic Event Records
Generates traceable event descriptions based on the relationships among people, equipment, zones, and actions.
Alert and System Integration
When predefined risk conditions are met, the system can trigger LINE notifications, retain event records, and automatically display the corresponding camera feed.
Organizations can define which behaviors require attention in each operating environment. The system then supports event analysis, semantic documentation, and real-time notification, reducing the burden of continuous manual video monitoring.
Transform inspections from a form-submission exercise into a verified digital history supported by time, location, and on-site evidence.
Checkpoint Verification
Combines on-site QR codes, GPS coordinates, and timestamps to reduce proxy sign-offs and backdated records.
Facility-Wide Inspection Management
Centralizes inspection schedules, checkpoints, assignments, and execution status within the management platform.
Real-Time Incident Reporting
Inspectors can use mobile devices to take photos and report issues immediately, creating verifiable records at the point of discovery.
Every inspection checkpoint creates an accountable trail supported by time, location, and photographic evidence, improving data completeness for both internal reviews and external audits.
MaxPVM consolidates attendance records, access events, VLM behavior analysis, and inspection anomalies into a unified command center. When an event occurs, alerts can be linked directly to the relevant camera feed, enabling management teams to quickly understand on-site conditions and review the complete response history.
Centralized Camera Management and Real-Time Linking
When boundary violations, abnormal behavior, or inspection incidents occur, the system can automatically display the corresponding camera feed and support mobile monitoring.
Multilingual Interface
Supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, and Vietnamese for multinational facilities and multilingual workforces.
Supply Chain Security Management
Helps establish digital records for entrances, sensitive areas, loading operations, and security incidents, supporting programs and frameworks such as C-TPAT.
| Category | Traditional Approach | After Implementing MaxPVM |
| Personnel Access | Relies on standalone clock-in devices or manual identification | Real-time identity verification integrated with blacklist and zone-based access permissions |
| Movement Tracking | Records entry and exit but provides limited visibility into unusual movement or prolonged stays | Integrates access events and zone authorization records to improve traceability |
| Inspection Operations | Paper records may be unreliable, with slow incident reporting | QR code checkpoint records combined with timestamps, locations, photos, and written reports |
| Management Decisions | Provides summary statistics but limited visibility into how incidents unfolded | A visualized management hub integrates event footage, alerts, and response histories |
Centralizes personnel, inspections, visitors, assets, and on-site security incidents.
Every event can be traced to its time, location, related individuals, and response history, reducing the cost of post-incident investigation.
Shifts security management from post-event reporting to real-time detection and notification, shortening response times.
Deployment can begin with a single entrance, one inspection area, or a specific AI use case, and then expand progressively across the entire facility.
Enterprises need more than stored footage and data. They need to see what is happening, understand the situation as it unfolds, and retain complete, traceable records of every response.
By integrating video AI, digital inspections, and event management, MaxPVM helps organizations develop proactive, visualized, and traceable security management capabilities.
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