
The boatyard that keeps watch
Marinas are open to the water and often far from the office. ImageDeep watches the pontoons, the dry-stack and the fuel berth with computer vision that detects boardings and out-of-hours access, with or without mains power.
The things that disappear on a marina after hours.
Outboard and electronics theft from vessels
Fuel theft from the marina berth
Unauthorised boarding of boats
Vandalism on the pontoons
Where ImageDeep watches on a marina.
Hard-standing
Watches the boats laid up for winter.
Slipway
Guards the access to the water.
Boatyard gate
Sees every vehicle in and out.
Chandlery store
Covers the high-value gear store.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The marina is quiet and the gate is locked. A small boat nudges up to the fuel berth and someone starts siphoning. An alarm unit on the pontoon post lights up, a voice warning carries across the water, and the alert is verified and sent to the duty manager. They cut the siphon and motor off into the dark — the clip and timestamp are already saved.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
No. Computer vision filters water motion and wildlife to focus on people and vehicles.
Why HoundLight
Goes up on a pole or wall in about an hour. Nothing to tow, park or level.
Solar and battery, 4G connected, SIM and SD card pre-installed.
Choose from our voices and languages, or upload your own warning.
Every alarm unit appears in Scopis AI: one dashboard, one timeline, arm and disarm from your phone.
Talk to our team about a setup tailored to your marina — on-grid or off.
On your existing cameras, or solar HoundLight units where there's no power.

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