NAZR is designed around meaningful events rather than unnecessary human review of continuous footage. Gain visibility into relevant activity while keeping privacy considerations at the center.
Face / full-body masking available
Person activity
Authorized event
NAZR is designed around meaningful events rather than unnecessary human review of continuous footage. The objective is to surface relevant information for care teams without turning the environment into a continuous surveillance experience.
NAZR has been tested with local AI processing on a PC with an NVIDIA GPU inside the facility network.
The intended architecture can run core AI processing without an external Internet connection.
Cloud processing remains an option where centralized, scalable processing is preferred.
Different environments may require different processing approaches. NAZR supports an architecture discussion around local and cloud processing.
NAZR’s approach to controlled access is centered on authorized users, role-specific dashboards, facility-defined access, and event-focused review.
Access is intended for people authorized by the organization.
We review room layouts, common areas, camera options, privacy requirements and workflow constraints.
We define the first measurable use case, such as bed exits, wandering alerts or response-time analytics.
We configure the visual intelligence workflow, alerts, dashboard outputs and reporting process.
NAZR’s retention approach is based on facility-defined retention and auto-purge.
NAZR is intended to support caregivers and care teams — not replace their judgment. AI-generated events should be interpreted in the context of the resident, environment, and organization’s care practices.
Use visual intelligence to surface relevant activity and help teams respond with greater awareness.
AI-generated events require appropriate care-team interpretation before action or documentation.
Monitoring policies should be established by the organization for its environment, roles, and care practices.
Start with your environment, access model, processing requirements, and retention policy. Evaluate NAZR around the use case that matters most.
Discuss local processing, privacy masking, controlled access, retention, and responsible-use requirements for your facility.
