How Adarsh Developers got eyes on every site at once

Adarsh Developers builds across Bengaluru, and at any time a good number of its projects are still going up. Cameras go onto a site early - to watch material, machinery and access while the building takes shape - but each site was its own island: a screen in a site office, a recorder in a cabin, watched by whoever happened to be there.

That left the company with no way to see its projects together, and a quieter problem underneath it: no one could say for certain the cameras were actually recording. On an active construction site, cameras get knocked, power is unreliable and connections drop - and a gap in the footage only shows up at the worst moment, when something has happened and the recording isn't there.

What sealed it was the part they couldn't do before - an automated check, reported on a schedule, on whether each camera was healthy and actually recording. A dead camera now surfaces in a report instead of in a missing clip. And because the cameras were already on site, none of it waited for construction to finish; the platform went in on the buildings as they were, in phases, without interrupting the work.