TableWatch

AI that watches the state of things
One idea, many industries

If someone walks around checking it,
a camera can check it every second.

The same small AI that tells restaurant staff which tables need cleaning works anywhere places change state: bays, beds, shelves, gates, exits. It uses your existing cameras, runs on a small box on site and sends nothing to the cloud.

Watch the live demo See the industries
Camera An existing camera looks at the area.
Areas marked once Each table, bay, bed or exit is outlined at setup.
A small AI judges Every second it decides each area's state, with a confidence score.
Staff are told Alerts, a live floor plan and timers show what needs doing.
Ready In use Needs action Being handled The same four colours work in every industry.

Where it fits

Each industry has its areas, the states the AI reports, and why customers pay for it.

Warehouses & logistics

What the camera watches

Loading bays, pallet spots, aisles

What it tells staff
Bay freeTruck dockedAisle blockedPallet left out

Know which bay is free before the next truck arrives, and spot a blocked aisle before a forklift does. Can update ERPNext on its own.

Hotels

What the camera watches

Pool loungers, lobby, buffet trays

What it tells staff
Lounger freeTowel left: clear loungerTray empty: refill

Guests never meet an empty buffet tray or a lounger 'reserved' by a towel all day.

Hospitals & clinics

What the camera watches

Beds, waiting areas

What it tells staff
Bed freePatientNeeds cleaningWaiting too long

Faster bed turnover, and nobody forgotten in the waiting room.

Parking & fuel stations

What the camera watches

Parking spaces, fuel pumps, EV chargers

What it tells staff
FreeOccupiedOverstaying

Frees chargers and pumps held by cars that are already done, and shows drivers where to go.

Retail

What the camera watches

Shelves, checkout queues

What it tells staff
Shelf stockedShelf empty: restockQueue over 4: open a till

Fewer lost sales from empty shelves and customers walking out of long queues.

Offices & co-working

What the camera watches

Desks, meeting rooms

What it tells staff
Desk freeIn useBooked but empty

Releases no-show meeting rooms on their own and shows how much space is really used.

Gyms

What the camera watches

Machines, showers, changing rooms

What it tells staff
FreeIn useNeeds wiping

Cleaner equipment, and members can see which machines are free before they arrive.

Building sites

What the camera watches

Gates, scaffolds, material yards

What it tells staff
Gate closedGate left openNo harness on scaffoldMaterials delivered

Safety and theft alerts with a photo, without a guard on every gate.

Commercial kitchens

What the camera watches

Prep stations, bins, hand-wash sinks

What it tells staff
Station cleanStation left dirtyBin fullHand-wash skipped

Hygiene standards kept every shift, so the kitchen is ready for an inspection any day.

Your industry?

If a person can see it on a camera and say "free", "in use" or "needs action", the AI can most likely check it every second.

Ready In use Needs action

Send us a short clip from one of your cameras and we will show you what the AI sees.

Why customers say yes

Uses the cameras you already have

No new hardware on the walls. A small box on site reads the existing camera feeds.

Private by design

The AI runs on site and nothing is sent to the cloud. It checks the state of places, not who people are.

No per-use fees

The AI is small enough to run on an ordinary computer, so there is no pay-per-question cloud bill.

Every second, all day

About a tenth of a second per area on a laptop: dozens of areas checked every second, day and night.

A record for audits

Every change is time-stamped with a snapshot, so reports and inspections are ready without paperwork.

Tells the right person

Alerts go to staff phones and a live floor plan, with how long each area has been waiting.

How a pilot works

  1. Share a short clip A minute of video from one of your cameras is enough to start.
  2. See it on your footage We mark your areas and show you the AI working on your own video, before you commit.
  3. Small on-site pilot One box, a few cameras, alerts to a few staff phones.
  4. Go live Roll out to more cameras, with alerts, reports and links to your systems.

Good to know

  • It helps people act faster. It is not a certified safety or alarm system.
  • The camera needs a clear view of each area. Small details far away need a closer camera.
  • It reads states (free, in use, needs action), not faces or identities.
  • Every site is different, so we always test on your own footage first.

Want to see it on your own cameras?

Ask your Craft Interactive contact for a pilot on one of your sites.

Watch the live demo Craft Interactive
A prototype by Craft Interactive AI model: Liquid AI d1-2B, running on site