Engagement
Start small. Prove it fast.
Scale with confidence.
We don't sell black boxes on faith. Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope pilot on your own cameras and your own product — and you judge the results before any larger commitment.
Pilot
A fixed-fee proof of value on one line or one site, delivered in 2–4 weeks.
- One module on your cameras and your product
- Live dashboard for the trial period
- Accuracy report against your acceptance criteria
- Fixed price, fixed timeline — no surprises
- Misses the agreed acceptance criteria? You don't proceed — and you keep the report
Deployment
Production rollout across a site: integration, hardening, and handover.
- Per-site licensing of proven modules
- Integration with your dashboard, ERP, or control room
- Operator training and runbooks
- 12 months of support and tuning included
Platform
An annual partnership for multi-site fleets and evolving requirements.
- Per-camera, per-module annual licensing
- SLA-backed support and uptime commitments
- Scheduled model retraining on your data
- Early access to new modules as they ship
FAQ
Straight answers to hard questions.
Do we need to replace our existing cameras?
No. OKKHI attaches to the IP/RTSP cameras you already own — Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, or mixed fleets. If a camera produces a stream, we can analyze it. For high-speed inspection lines we'll advise if a faster industrial camera would improve results, but it's rarely required to start.
Does any footage leave our premises?
No. Decoding, inference, decision-making, and storage all happen on a server inside your building. The only outbound traffic is the alert payloads you configure — and even those can stay on your LAN. Fully air-gapped operation is supported for vault and defense-grade sites. This is why banks and government agencies can deploy OKKHI where cloud analytics are disqualified.
What happens when our internet goes down?
Nothing is lost. Every detection is written to a local journal before delivery. When connectivity returns, the outbox flushes automatically in order. Detection itself never depends on the internet at all.
How accurate is it, and how do you handle false alarms?
Accuracy is measured per deployment against acceptance criteria we agree on before the pilot starts — you judge the numbers on your own product and footage, not on our marketing. Architecturally, events must be confirmed across multiple frames before alerting, and high-stakes alerts get a second opinion from an on-premise vision-language model.
What hardware do we need to buy?
Inspection modules typically run on an ordinary industrial PC — CPU only. Surveillance analytics run on a single GPU edge server that we spec to your camera count; our runtime is engineered to carry hundreds of streams per server, which is usually a fraction of the hardware imported platforms quote.
How long does a pilot take, and what does it cost?
Two to four weeks from kickoff, fixed-fee and fixed-scope: one module, your cameras, your product, a live dashboard, and a written accuracy report. Tell us about your site through the contact form and you'll have a priced proposal within two working days.