Founded by Hitesh Sheth in 2012
Monitor physical operations and edge sensor hardware in real time from a centralized dashboard
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You can use Vectra AI to monitor physical operations, edge devices, and supply chain assets across your enterprise. The system connects multi-modal vision nodes, thermal sensors, and vibration analytics hardware directly to a centralized digital twin dashboard. You can track real-time visual feeds, automate routine incident resolution and ticketing, detect physical anomalies with predictive machine learning models, and orchestrate automated decision logs. Operations teams can maintain full visibility across facility equipment, prevent unexpected bottlenecks, and dispatch maintenance commands directly to connected edge infrastructure.
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