The monthly price covers the software, the portal and your alerts. Own the hardware outright, or have the compute built in.
Buy the compute once, then pay for each camera.
From$55
Per active camera, per month Plus the compute, bought once. From $2,341.No compute to buy upfront. Its price is spread across your cameras.
$83.61
Per active camera, per month, for the first 18 months $55, plus $28.61 for the compute, spread over 18 months with a 10% funding charge.Order for each site and manage them yourself, or talk to us about a wider rollout.
Same prices
Per camera, at every site, on either planWhichever way you pay, each camera's monthly price covers all of this.
No site minimum.
Illustrative portal view 
Prices in AUD, including GST.
What people ask about ordering, setting up and day to day. These come up first.
All questionsThe compute you chose, Standard or Rugged, with the I/O module and the light and siren if you added them. Our cameras too, if you ordered them.
On your order date, whichever way you buy.
Yes, on the hardware: within 14 days of your order.
Often. Supported IP cameras can be reused, or add ours when you order.
Yes. Order for each site and see them all in one portal. Talk to us if you'd like help planning a wider rollout.
Machine signals in, such as machine active and bypass. Out: the light, the siren and the shutdown-request signal to your control system. The I/O module has 4 inputs and 4 outputs.
It depends on your network and your control system, so test it on your site when you set up the rule.
No. It watches configured spaces, sends signals and keeps evidence. It works alongside guarding and safety controls, never in place of them.
Rules combine the zone with the machine-active and bypass inputs and a severity, so a request is sent only when the rule says so. Test each rule when you set it up.
The portal shows camera, compute and output status, and a local active or fault indication can be fitted at the machine.
For the zones and rules you set, yes. Each configured event is recorded, so you can see how often it happens and where. Expect more events at first: better observation shows what was going unseen.
Yes. Cameras on workers count as surveillance under NSW and ACT law, so notice and signage rules apply. MachineWatch watches configured spaces around machinery and records the events that match a rule.
Pick the area you already worry about. We scope a Proof of Value around it and measure what MachineWatch observes and how it responds.
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