The Nexovia Hive.
One appliance. It takes a network port and a power outlet, and it turns every camera behind it into something that understands what it is looking at.
Swipe the teardown to read the callouts
Because uploading video to think about it was always the wrong trade.
A cloud-analytics product has to push your video off site before it can tell you anything. That means paying for the upload, waiting for the round trip, trusting someone else with your footage, and going blind the moment the connection drops — which, in a small business, is exactly when you would most like it to be working.
Putting a GPU on site removes all four problems at once. The Hive is not a compromise we made to save bandwidth. It is the reason the latency budget is 23 milliseconds instead of however long your uplink feels like taking today.
Four jobs, one box.
Hardware decode
Dedicated video decode silicon unpacks H.264 and H.265 without burning general compute, so the GPU is free to do the part that matters.
GPU inference
A dedicated AI analytics processor running hardware-optimized models. Detection, pose and tracking across every enabled stream, concurrently.
Event engine
Zones, schedules, dwell thresholds and deduplication turn a stream of detections into the handful of events a human should actually see.
Secure uplink
An outbound-only encrypted tunnel carries events and remote viewing. Nothing needs a port forward, and no camera is ever exposed to the internet.
Under the hood.
Exact stream ceiling, storage and thermal envelope vary by Hive model. We size the unit against your camera list before quoting — send it over.
If it streams RTSP, it works.
There is no approved-vendor list to check yourself against. The Hive consumes standard IP camera streams, which means the twelve-year-old dome in the corner of your stockroom is as usable as anything you could buy tomorrow. Analogue cameras already running through an encoder or a hybrid DVR work too, as long as that box emits RTSP.
- Any ONVIF Profile S camera
- Any camera exposing a reachable RTSP URL, even without ONVIF
- Analogue cameras behind an encoder or hybrid DVR that outputs RTSP
- Mixed-vendor sites — brands do not have to match
- PoE and separately-powered cameras alike
The honest caveat: model accuracy depends on what the lens can actually see. A camera pointed at a ceiling, or one so compressed that faces are mush, limits what any system can do. We tell you which of your angles are weak before you buy, not after.
Which Hive fits your site?
Stream count, resolution and how many classes you want running per camera decide the unit. Make, model and count from your camera list is enough for us to size it.