Goods Theft Detection for Warehouses & Industrial Sites
Detect theft gestures on sorting, production, dismantling, and storage zones in real time — video alert in under 1 second, on your existing cameras.
What is Warehouse Goods Theft?
Warehouse goods-theft detection is behavioral AI that flags theft gestures across sorting, production, dismantling and storage zones — including internal theft that inventory checks catch too late. Argos reads how hands interact with goods on the site's existing RTSP cameras, sends a video alert in under one second, and processes everything locally on-premises for GDPR compliance.
The Problem
Valuable goods vanish, and passive cameras can't help after the fact
Internal shrinkage and the disappearance of high-value goods happen across sorting, production, dismantling, and storage areas. Traditional CCTV only records — by the time footage is reviewed, the goods and the opportunity are long gone.
How Argos Detects It
Zone-Based Gesture Detection
The AI watches sensitive zones — sorting, production, dismantling, storage — and detects theft gestures such as concealment and unauthorized item removal in real time, on your existing RTSP cameras.
Sub-1-Second Video Alert
When a suspicious gesture is detected, security receives a video alert in under 1 second with the camera and zone — enabling intervention while it still matters.
Local, Private Processing
All analysis runs locally (edge / on-premises), GDPR-compliant, with no facial recognition. Deployable from a single pilot zone to an entire site.
In deployment with a leading French electronic-waste recycler.
Key Metrics
Applicable Sectors
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work with our existing warehouse cameras?
Yes. Argos connects to your existing IP/RTSP cameras — no new camera hardware, no rewiring. An autonomous edge box runs the detection locally on site.
Which zones can it cover?
Sorting, production, dismantling, and storage areas — anywhere valuable goods are handled. Detection is configured per zone so each area gets the right rules.
Is it GDPR-compliant?
Yes. Processing is local (edge / on-premises) with no facial recognition — Argos analyzes gestures and behavior, never identity.
See It on Your Own Cameras
Request a demo and test detection on your existing infrastructure.