Robok
CCTV-based workplace safety monitoring for ports, logistics sites and manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Robok
RoboK builds SiteLens, a computer-vision system that analyses existing CCTV to record near misses, people in vehicle routes, restricted-zone entries and PPE events. It provides event clips and reports by type, zone and time of day.
The company works with health and safety teams at ports, logistics sites and manufacturing plants. It is a University of Cambridge spinout founded in 2017 and is based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, serving industrial sites across the UK.
Product: SiteLens computer-vision software analyses CCTV footage and reports workplace safety events with clips and site-level summaries.
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