Vision-language-action systems for the physical world.

Describe what matters in your operation. OpenVector connects camera observations to inspectable workflows and actions in the software your team uses.

A pixel globe. The illustrative animation follows a camera and OpenVector mark into a pallet inside a warehouse, highlighting its position in the pedestrian route.

Real-time video
intelligence.

Use camera views to observe the activity that matters to the task.

/A.01 - Vision

For a world
that never pauses.

Define the task in your team’s words, then inspect and edit its conditions and workflow.

/A.02 - Language

Follow through
in your software.

Create the defined task or update, keeping its result connected to the original event.

/A.03 - Action
/B.01 - THE OPENVECTOR PLATFORM

See the event.
Define the task.
Connect the action.

Vision observes the activity. Language defines what matters and what should happen next. Action carries the event into your software, with evidence connecting the observation to the result.

/C.01 - LANGUAGE: FROM REQUEST TO WORKFLOW

Describe the task.
Inspect the workflow.

Describe an operation in your own words. OpenVector connects camera context, decision rules, and actions in a workflow you can inspect.

/C.02 - AT YOUR SITE

From your cameras

Run OpenVector on Windows, beside your existing camera infrastructure. Add OpenVector Station for dedicated local inference.

to the next thing that needs doing.

/D.01

Vision
Understanding the scene

Illustrative metal-fabrication camera: a worn yellow staging bay is empty beside a stillage of folded steel parts, with an operator at the press brake beyond it.
Sample camera feed

The right observation for your operation.

Choose what the camera needs to answer. Keep the event connected to its context and evidence.

/D.02

Action
Through computer use

An event. A useful next action.

Carry observations into records and tasks in your team’s software. The receipt records the software result and links it to the event.

ILLUSTRATIVE OPERATIONS

Real places.
Specific tasks.

An empty staging bay, a replenishment rule, a material-handling task. Explore how vision, language, and action connect in this sample and five other operations.

Illustrative metal-fabrication camera: a worn yellow staging bay is empty beside a stillage of folded steel parts, with an operator at the press brake beyond it.
Sample camera feed

Line-side staging bay empty

Explore the workflow

Generated sample footage. Explore how an observation becomes an action.

Manufacturing: Line-side staging bay empty

Explore the ideas and the practice.

Practical guides and related research, with original sources.

Seeing More with Less

Related research on visual representations. Gizdov, Ullman & Harari, CVPR 2025.

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Describe a workflow

Start with the operation, the decision, and what should happen next.

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Choose a camera view

Give the workflow the context it needs to answer your question.

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Plan a deployment

Connect existing cameras, Windows software, and optional local inference.

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