AI video analytics for Gujarat's chemical and manufacturing plants
Gujarat's industrial estates, from Vapi and Ankleshwar to Dahej, Sanand and Morbi, handle solvents, gases and high-temperature processes where a few minutes matter. Fire and smoke, restricted-zone entry and tanker movements outside approved hours are the incidents plant heads worry about most.
Neurabit VMS watches every camera continuously on hardware inside your plant and alerts the right person within seconds. Footage stays on your premises, which also simplifies data protection compliance for group companies with strict IT policies.
Key facts
- Neurabit VMS detects fire and smoke on existing IP cameras and alerts the shift supervisor over WhatsApp within seconds, with the clip attached.
- Neurabit VMS runs entirely on edge hardware inside the plant, so no video leaves a Gujarat chemical site that restricts outbound data.
- A 64-camera chemical plant running fire and smoke plus restricted-area detection on subscription costs ₹1,02,400 per month at ₹800 per use case per camera, with edge hardware included.
- Neurabit VMS subscription starts at ₹800 per use case per camera per month with edge hardware included. To own the hardware instead, edge devices start at roughly ₹50,000 and each handles up to 10 cameras, with each use case licensed per camera on a perpetual or annual licence, priced on request. Discount tiers are available on request.
What goes wrong in Gujarat's chemical and process plants
Tank farms, solvent stores and reactor areas are restricted for a reason, yet access is usually controlled by a register and a guard. Tanker loading and unloading often happens outside approved windows. Fire and smoke detectors cover rooms, but not open yards, pipe racks or drum storage.
Cameras already cover most of these areas. What is missing is someone watching all of them, all the time, including Sundays and festival holidays when staffing is thinnest.
Use cases that matter most here
- Fire and smoke detection in open yards, drum storage, pipe racks and effluent treatment areas.
- Restricted-area entry to tank farms, solvent stores, control rooms and hazardous-process zones.
- Loading and unloading outside approved timings at tanker bays.
- PPE compliance (helmet, vest, gloves, boots, harness) for process and maintenance crews.
- Slips, falls and collapses in process areas, where a fast response matters.
- Camera tampering, obstruction and feed loss, so a blind spot does not go unnoticed.
Rules your EHS team controls
Every plant has its own zones, shift patterns and approved loading windows. In Neurabit VMS your team draws the zones, enters the schedules and sets thresholds in plain language. A rule like "alert if a person is inside the tank farm between 20:00 and 06:00" takes minutes, and you can replay it against the last 7 days of footage before arming it.
Every alert carries its reasoning, and every rule shows its own false-positive rate. We target under one false positive per camera per day on critical alerts.
Deployment and support in Gujarat
We run the site survey and commissioning on-site, then support the 2 to 4 week tuning period on-site and remotely where your IT policy allows. Multi-plant groups can commission one site properly and replicate its zones, rules and templates to the others.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI CCTV detect fire and smoke outdoors in a chemical plant?
Yes. Neurabit VMS detects visible flame and smoke on standard IP cameras, including open yards and storage areas that room-based detectors do not cover. It complements your fire detection system rather than replacing it.
Does any video leave the plant?
No. Recording and analysis happen on edge hardware inside your plant. Only alert notifications leave the site, and only to recipients you configure.
Which Gujarat industrial areas do you serve?
All of Gujarat, including Vapi, Ankleshwar, Dahej, Bharuch, Sanand, Morbi, Rajkot and the Ahmedabad and Vadodara industrial belts.
How much does it cost for a chemical plant?
Subscription starts at ₹800 per use case per camera per month with hardware included. At that rate, a 64-camera plant running fire and smoke plus restricted-area detection pays ₹1,02,400 per month. To own the hardware instead, edge devices start at roughly ₹50,000 and each handles up to 10 cameras, with each use case licensed per camera on a perpetual or annual licence, priced on request.
Get a site survey for your Gujarat plant
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Request a site survey →Last updated 24 September 2026. Technical content reviewed by Abhishek Goel, Chief Technology Officer, Neurabit Solution.