Plainsight Vision Data Filters allow your businesses (in any industry) to extract business-critical data from any camera feed without the need for AI or Data Science expertise.
Enable drive-through analytics by recording customers’ dwell times at different stages of the drive-through experience. Detect when a driving customer leaves a drive-through line before ordering. Due to customer privacy, the image provided is for demonstration purposes only.
| Industry | Transportation, Automotive, Financial Services, Grocery Retail, Healthcare, Hospitality, Logistics & Supply Chain, Restaurants, Retail |
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The Drive-Through Analysis Filter uses standard camera inputs to identify cars in a designated area. It records dwell times of customers at different stages in the drive-through experience to automatically detect when a car leaves a drive-through line before ordering. This information is used by user experience, marketing, and operations systems in restaurant, banking, or pharmacy businesses to predict customer loss due to wait times.
Wherever you need to monitor your manufacturing process, Plainsight Vision Data Filters can transform your camera feed into data to help you run your business by automating and alerting.
The collaboration between Plainsight Technologies and ThinkIQ redefines the manufacturing landscape by merging the power of advanced computer vision with a world-class data-driven manufacturing intelligence platform — to improve yield, safety, quality, and compliance.
Compare the visible level of stocked inventory to known acceptable and unacceptable levels. Due to customer privacy, the image provided is for demonstration purposes only.
Install our filter on the hardware you already have, connect wirelessly to your spreadsheet, and livestock counts update automatically.
Engineered for operations running 1,000 + head and the acreage that supports them. If accurate, hands-off inventory is what your farm needs, let’s chat.
Launching a New Chapter in Vision AI Last week at the Embedded Vision Summit, Plainsight CEO Kit Merker unveiled OpenFilter, an open‑source project designed to run vision workloads at scale. OpenFilter distills years of Plainsight engineering into a lightweight,...
Building computer vision apps shouldn’t require a PhD. That’s why we built OpenFilter, an open-source framework for vision that is composable and transparent from day one. Plainsight incubated OpenFilter and launched it on May 21, 2025, at the Embedded Vision Summit....
At Plainsight, we believe that computer vision shouldn’t be confined to siloed pilot projects—it should be a powerful, scalable tool driving real impact in your field. That’s why we’ve joined the Edge AI & Vision Alliance and are excited to attend this year’s...