Oil and gas
Well sites, tank batteries, SWDs, pump and compressor stations, pipelines, terminals and refineries.
Watch the ground around battery storage equipment for pooling fluid that warrants a closer inspection.
Industrial / Liquid Leak Detection
Your site.
A clearer view of leaks.
Puddles, spray and visible vapor in the camera view. VisionAery brings liquid leak detection to operators on-camera or on an edge server at the site.
Explore industries
On-camera detection On-site edge server Connect to your alert workflow
Across liquid-handling environments
Industrial Customer Use Cases
Puddle Spray / visible vapor
Chemical and petrochemical
Storage tanks, tanker loading bays, drum and tote storage, and process units.
Watch loading areas for visible spills during liquid handling, providing visual context for the response team.
Manufacturing
Machine floors, hydraulic systems, coolant loops, and paint and wash lines.
Watch manufacturing floors around hydraulic equipment for fluid leaks that need maintenance attention.
Electrical utilities
Substations, transformer yards and switchgear rooms.
Monitor the ground around transformers for visible leaks so maintenance staff can assess the affected equipment.
Water and wastewater
Treatment plants, lift and pump stations, and chemical feed rooms.
Monitor treatment-facility equipment areas for visible leaks and accumulating liquid.
Mining
Process plants, slurry and tailings lines, and truck shops.
Monitor mining pipework for visible spray and pooling liquid so operators can investigate the affected area.
Food and beverage
Process floors, clean-in-place systems, and bottling and packaging lines.
Watch processing floors for visible fluid accumulation to support inspection and cleanup workflows.
Data centers
Cooling loops, CRAC and chiller rooms, and raised-floor halls.
Monitor facility floors for pooling liquid that may need attention from the team responsible for nearby equipment.
Battery energy storage
Container yards, inverter pads and thermal management skids.
Watch the ground around battery storage equipment for pooling fluid that warrants a closer inspection.
Healthcare and campuses
Liquid oxygen tanks, central plants and mechanical rooms.
Monitor visible releases around hospital utility equipment so facilities staff can assess the scene.
Marine and ports
Engine rooms, pump rooms, bunkering and wash-down areas.
Watch engine-room equipment for visible releases, providing a view for the crew to assess.
Industrial utilities
Steam lines, chiller plants, refrigeration and utility pipework.
Watch utility and process equipment for camera-visible plumes so operators can investigate the release. This does not identify gas composition.
People behind the response
Who Cares and Why
Detection is one part of the response. Give the people responsible visual context for their next step.
- Operations teams
- See the affected area and direct a site check alongside inspection rounds.
- HSE teams
- Use visual context to assess a release and follow the site's response procedures.
- Maintenance teams
- Locate visible pooling or a plume around equipment to guide investigation.
- Facility leaders
- Add camera-based awareness across remote sites and liquid-handling areas.
A practical additional layer
At Your Site. In Your Workflow.
Choose where detection runs
Run on a supported camera or process camera streams on an on-site edge server. Review camera placement and visibility for the areas you want to watch.
Connect the people who respond
Bring detection alerts into your VMS, SCADA or other site systems through the available integrations.
What the camera can see matters. Detection depends on the view, lighting and image detail. VisionAery does not identify chemical composition, detect invisible gas or measure concentration. It supports—not replaces—inspections, required instrumentation, cleanup protocols and safety procedures.
Start with your camera view