Secure the pontoons, the boats and the fuel berth
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.
What goes missing
The things that disappear on a marinas & boatyards site after hours.
Outboard and electronics theft from vessels
Fuel theft from the marina berth
Unauthorised boarding of boats
Vandalism on the pontoons
Where to put it
Where ImageDeep watches on a marinas & boatyards site.
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. A 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.
Questions for Marinas & boatyards
No. Computer vision filters water motion and wildlife to focus on people and vehicles.
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