Foreman / Rajkot
Try ForemanScrap leaves Rajkot yards at night. We send the photo while it is still leaving.
Auto components, castings and forging, machine tools, bearings, kitchenware, submersible pumps: Rajkot earns when machines are cutting and lines are moving. We watch the cameras you already own and tell you on Telegram, with a photo, when someone is near your scrap after hours or smoke appears where it should not. Idle-CNC tracking and helmet checks are set up with you for your shop. Free 7-day trial on up to 32 cameras, no card.
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Built for Rajkot's machine shops
From Aji GIDC and Shapar-Veraval to Metoda GIDC and Lodhika, Rajkot runs on metal: casting shops pouring in heat and dust, forging units hammering around the clock, machining lines full of CNCs and presses, bearing and pump assembly under one roof after another.
Every one of these shops already has cameras over the machines. A camera that only records does not stop an idle hour, an injury or a theft; it just films them. We watch those same cameras continuously and tell you on your phone when something matters.
- Runs on your existing cameras and DVR, no new hardware
- Every machine and every gate watched continuously, across every shift
- Telegram alerts with a photo, and a voice call for urgent events
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Idle CNCs and presses are silent leaks
A CNC that stands quiet for forty minutes after lunch does not show up in any report. Neither does a press that started late or a changeover that dragged. Over a month, those minutes are capacity you paid wages for and never got.
For the machines you choose, we read from the camera whether a machine or line is running or stopped, flag late starts and long stops, and put them in your daily summary. Instead of guessing why a dispatch target slipped, you see which station went quiet, when, and for how long.
- Running-versus-stopped status, read from your cameras
- Late-start and long-changeover flags on the machines you choose
- A daily summary and a weekly PDF report
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Helmets in the casting bay, and a man down behind a machine
A foundry or forging floor punishes a missing helmet. Helmet and vest checks cover the zones you mark, so the rule holds even when no supervisor is standing there. The rule reads like a sentence: "tell me if anyone enters the casting bay without a helmet."
Man-down and forklift near-miss alerts can be configured the same way. On a floor of presses and moving steel, a worker collapsed behind a machine can go unnoticed for long minutes; we flag it with a photo so someone reaches them fast. These are assistive alerts: we raise the flag, your people decide and act.
- Helmet and vest checks in the zones you choose
- Man-down alerts behind machines and in low-traffic corners
- Forklift and vehicle near-miss alerts
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Scrap after hours and dispatch you can check
Non-ferrous scrap is cash lying in your yard, and it tends to leave at night. We know when your premises should be empty and flag any person or vehicle near the scrap area, stores or gate after hours, with a photo, while it is happening rather than on next morning's playback.
At the gate, vehicle and dispatch logging can be added, so you have a timestamped, photo-backed record of what left and when. When a count does not tally, you check a log instead of questioning a register.
- After-hours intrusion alerts on yards, scrap areas and stores
- Vehicle and dispatch logging with timestamps and photos
- Rules written as a sentence, no configuration screens
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Works with the recorders Rajkot installers fit
Our software installs on a computer at your shop in 60 seconds and connects to existing Hikvision, Prama, CP Plus and Dahua DVRs and NVRs, and to any standard RTSP or ONVIF camera. ₹400 per camera per month, four cameras minimum.
Detection runs on site, so your recordings stay in your shop. We send event photos and clips, a small preview photo of each camera every few minutes, and live video only when you open it. Clips are deleted after 30 days, and we never train on your footage.
Installers with clients around Aji, Shapar-Veraval, Metoda and Lodhika can earn a share of every client they bring. See foremanintelligence.com/partners.
Questions
Questions, answered.
How does Foreman know a CNC or press is idle?
We read it from the camera the way a supervisor would: whether the machine is running or stopped, when a shift starts late, when a stop runs long. We do not connect to your machine controllers.
Will helmet checks work in foundry dust and heat haze?
Our own AI models are trained in-house for Indian sites, including dust, low light and crowded frames, and a second, larger model checks every event before it reaches you. The checks run in the zones you choose.
Do I need new cameras or any new hardware?
No. Foreman is software only. It installs on a computer at your shop and connects to your existing Hikvision, Prama, CP Plus or Dahua DVR or NVR, or any standard RTSP or ONVIF camera.
What does it cost for a machining or casting shop?
₹400 per camera per month, four cameras minimum (₹1,600 a month), plus GST; a 16-camera unit pays ₹6,400 a month. Annual prepay gets two months free. The 7-day trial on up to 32 cameras is free, no card.
Can Foreman physically stop a thief or a machine?
No. We watch and alert; we take no physical action. We get the photo and the alert to you within seconds so your guard, your team or the police can act while it still matters.
Next step
Try Foreman on your Rajkot shop for 7 days, free
Up to 32 cameras on your existing DVR, no card. See early fire and after-hours movement with a photo, and tell us which machines and zones you want covered.