What is Physical Intelligence?
It is how Pulses.ai, a UAE Physical Intelligence company, describes AI that understands what happens in physical spaces: a queue building at a counter, a car running late in a service bay, a required check skipped in an inspection lane. Pulses Vision Devices see it and process it on the device, Pulses OS understands it against your own targets, and AI Operators act, alerting your team or asking a person to approve the next step.
Does video leave our site?
No video stream is sent to the cloud. Pulses Vision Devices process what they see on the device, and what leaves is anonymous data, such as counts, waits and times. The one exception is an incident's evidence clip, which goes end-to-end encrypted to your own on-site Pulses Compliance Guard and is kept as long as you choose. It does not go to the cloud or to Pulses.
Do we replace our CCTV?
No. Pulses works alongside your existing CCTV and does not replace it. CCTV is built for wide coverage watched by people; Pulses Vision Devices are placed for accuracy, at a counter, a lane or a gate, and process on the device in real time. Your CCTV keeps doing its job, and Pulses insights can reach your security team through Pulses OS.
Can I add AI to my existing CCTV?
Yes. Customers who want to reuse their existing CCTV feeds can connect them to the on-premise Pulses Appliance, which processes them on site. Pulses works alongside your CCTV rather than replacing it, and where a job needs more accuracy, Pulses Vision Devices are placed for it. Either way, the insights reach your team through Pulses OS, on the channels they already use.
Where is our data processed?
On the device. Each Pulses Vision Device turns what it sees into anonymous data, such as counts, waits and times, where it is installed; no image leaves it. That data goes to Pulses OS in the shape you choose: Pulses Cloud, your own Azure tenant, or the Pulses Appliance on your site. An incident's evidence clip is the one exception: it goes end-to-end encrypted to your on-site Pulses Compliance Guard.
Where can Pulses run?
Pulses OS runs in one of three shapes: Pulses Cloud, hosted by Pulses and the fastest way to start; your own Azure tenant; or the Pulses Appliance on your site, for data that must stay there. In each shape, the Pulses Vision Devices process on the device and send only anonymous data, so the choice is about where Pulses OS and its data sit, not about video.
How do we start?
With a walkthrough. We visit your site with your team and pick where Pulses helps first: a counter, a lane, a gate or a floor. A Coverage Design survey then sets the device schedule: which Pulses Vision Device goes in each position, and what it does there. From there, Pulses OS is set up against your own targets, and your team gets alerts on the channels it already uses.