Liquid Leak Detection on the Cameras You Already Own, Installed by Twin Eagle

Twin Eagle installs VisionAery Liquid Leak Detection on supported cameras, starting with a survey of camera placement, lighting and coverage. Axis ARTPEC-9 is available now; Hanwha Wisenet 9 cameras ship November 15, 2026. We configure the application for the view and commission alarms with your operators. The survey identifies what is visible, where coverage is needed and whether existing camera positions support the intended monitoring area.

For other cameras, Twin Eagle installs an edge server at your site and connects existing camera streams. Emerson PACEdge, x86 and NVIDIA Jetson Orin servers ship November 15, 2026. We assess compute, network and camera requirements before installation. Nothing is processed in the cloud; no video leaves the site. We plan the installation around site conditions, checking power and connectivity before choosing where the server and camera connections belong.

We integrate native camera events into the VMS; MQTT with JSON or Sparkplug B, pre-mapped for Ignition; DeltaV over Sparkplug B on Emerson; HTTPS webhooks. Our team works with your controls staff to route alarms into existing workflows and check delivery during commissioning, then supports the deployment in the field. Operator handover covers the camera view, detection evidence and alarm destination, so your team can review events using familiar systems.

Explore puddle detection and review pricing with the product company. For a supported camera, download for Axis directly from its website. Detection does not identify the liquid, detect invisible gas, or measure volume, depth or concentration. Ask Twin Eagle to plan coverage and installation for your site.