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Illustrative solar surveillance trailer deployed at a oil gas site at sunset

SOLAR SURVEILLANCE / OIL & GAS

Remote operations.
A more connected view.

Explore mobile surveillance planning for approved access points and support areas at oil and gas properties.

AI screens the event. A real person responds.

Live, event-based monitoring · No rental commitment.
Proposed launch: Bakersfield & Kern County

ILLUSTRATIVE EQUIPMENT CONCEPT
01 / TWO-LAYER AI SCREENING02 / LIVE HUMAN RESPONSE03 / SOLAR + BATTERY

START WITH WHAT MATTERS

Where would another view help?

Begin where visibility would be useful and deployment is suitable. Camera planning belongs alongside your site access, operations, and safety procedures.

01

Approved gate

Approved gates and exterior support areas

02

Operations area

Authorized contractor arrivals and shift changes

03

Support yard

Site safety requirements and equipment suitability

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MAKE IT YOUR SITE

Try a position.
See the possibilities.

Try a free layout with up to five camera positions. Move them, turn the viewing areas, and explore what matters on your site.

Explore the sample below or use your own site image. Satellite address lookup is not available yet.

DRAG A CAMERA · TURN ITS VIEW · ADD UP TO FIVE

Illustrative layout
Sample oil gas layout, not to scale

Tap any numbered camera to select it, then drag it to move. Drag ↻ to rotate freely, or tap it for a 15° turn. Drag ↔ to resize, or the side handles to widen the view. Two fingers can resize and rotate the selected view on this sample or your uploaded image. Use the camera selectors below the map to change cameras or add more.

Planning illustration—not verified coverage. Shaded areas show an adjustable viewing concept, not detection or identification range. They do not account for buildings, scaffolding, terrain, lighting, lens settings, or moving obstructions. AI tracking cannot see through objects. The camera count is your scenario, not an equipment recommendation.

Each marker is an illustrative camera position. A trailer may carry multiple cameras; this layout does not determine the number of trailers required.

Include this layout in your conversation request below.

A SIMPLE WALKTHROUGH

From activity to an agreed next step.

Explore the proposed workflow. This is an illustration, not live footage or a record of a VerifEye deployment. Available features depend on the selected equipment and service.

Two layers of AI screen activity to help identify a person or a selected animal event. Event rules are configured around the activity and areas that matter to your site.

Leave the first conversation with something useful.

Start with approved locations, site requirements, and the authorized operations contact. Together, review potential positions, monitoring hours, authorized contacts, and an itemized proposal. Check sightlines, safe access, solar exposure, and cellular reception before deployment.

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THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

A few things you may be wondering.

Can we get a proposal for this site?

Yes. Share the location, timing, and priorities. The proposal should specify equipment, monitoring scope, rental term, delivery, pickup, and itemized costs.

Can a standard trailer go into any operating area?

No. Plan positions outside classified hazardous locations unless the proposed equipment is verified and approved for that specific environment. Site authorization comes first.

Are these cameras monitored by a real person?

Yes. This is live, event-based monitoring. Two layers of AI screen detected activity to help distinguish people—and selected animal events when configured—from routine motion. A live operator reviews the event, can speak through the on-site intercom, notify your designated contacts, and contact 911 when the situation calls for it under the agreed response plan. AI screening helps reduce false alarms. Monitoring hours and response procedures are defined in your service agreement; event-based monitoring does not mean a person watches every camera continuously.

Can we review footage access and retention before deployment?

Yes. Agree authorized users, retention, camera direction, and any audio features before activation. These details belong in the written service scope.

OIL & GAS / YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s start with
your site.

Start with approved locations, site requirements, and the authorized operations contact. Share a little about the location and timing. You do not need a finished security plan to begin.

A clearer plan starts here.Review your details, then email your request to Patrick. No rental commitment.

  1. 2Your timing
  2. 3Your contact
When would coverage help?

Your layout is a starting point. Tell us when you may need coverage; contact details come last.

No rental commitment. An inquiry does not reserve equipment.

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