
The compound that locks itself
Plant yards hold millions in machinery behind a fence and a padlock. ImageDeep watches the yard with AI that detects people where there should be none, and deters them before they reach the kit.
The things that disappear on a plant yard after hours.
Theft of excavators and loaders
Fuel siphoned from plant
Parts stripped from stored machinery
Keys taken from site cabins
Where ImageDeep watches on a plant yard.
Compound gate
Watches the main vehicle entrance.
Container row
Guards the high-value stored kit.
Plant park
Covers where machines sit idle.
Perimeter
Sees the fence line for any breach.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The yard is shut, the gates are chained. A 4x4 pulls up to the perimeter and someone walks the fence line looking for a weak point. The camera picks them up immediately — a person where no person should be. The alert is verified in seconds and a voice warning fires across the yard. They get back in the 4x4 and leave. The site manager reviews the clip over coffee at 6am.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
It flags people in zones and at times when no one is expected, so out-of-hours access stands out. To log vehicles at the gate, pair it with SmartReg.
Why HoundLight
Every alarm unit appears in Scopis AI: one dashboard, one timeline, arm and disarm from your phone.
Solar and battery, 4G connected, SIM and SD card pre-installed.
Choose from our voices and languages, or upload your own warning.
Add 24/7 operator monitoring and our trained operators check actionable events and give a live warning.
Talk to our team about a setup tailored to your plant yard — on-grid or off.
On your existing cameras, or solar HoundLight units where there's no power.

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