Voxel
Voxel develops AI-powered computer vision software that transforms existing security cameras into intelligent workplace safety sensors for detecting hazards and risky behaviors in real-time.
Voxel applies computer vision and deep learning to workplace safety at scale. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company has raised over $30 million from investors including Eclipse Ventures, World Innovation Lab, and Rite-Hite. Its customers span Fortune 500 companies across manufacturing, logistics, retail, and food & beverage.
The Voxel platform converts existing security camera infrastructure into real-time safety sensors, detecting workplace hazards, risky behaviors, and operational inefficiencies without requiring new hardware deployment. The system identifies leading indicators of risk including ergonomic issues, vehicle near-misses, PPE compliance violations, and area control breaches. Customers report reductions in recordable incidents of up to 91% and millions in cost savings.
The technical foundation rests on advances in real-time video analytics and deep learning, enabling accurate detection across complex industrial environments. Voxel's approach prioritizes practical application of AI to measurable safety outcomes rather than theoretical capability.