Spatial intelligence
Every site, every storey, every camera, in its place.
An alert means more when you can see where it is. KENAEZ puts your whole estate on a live globe, turns each building into a 3D twin and each floor into a plan you can work on, with every camera, sensor and site computer pinned where it really is.
Three zoom levels
Estate, building, floor. One click between each.
Estate
The live globe
Every site on one map with its cameras online and the events waiting for review. Trackers sit on the same map with their heading and any alarm, so the nearest person to a problem is obvious.
Building
The 3D twin
Each building stacks its storeys from the walls you draw, basements below ground, rooms from your zones, and floors aligned to each other automatically.
Floor
The working plan
Your own drawings, tiled for speed and calibrated to scale, with camera, sensor and computer pins you can click straight into.
3D digital twin
A twin that shows what you drew. Nothing invented.
Storeys come from the exterior walls you trace, rooms from the zones you draw. Where a floor has not been drawn, it shows its label and nothing more.
- Storeys stack in order, with basements below ground level
- Each floor plate is registered to the one below it automatically, with a manual override when you need one
- Cameras and zones appear in 3D exactly where they sit on the plan
- Rooms take their shape and name from the zones on each plan
Why we draw nothing for you
We used to let AI extract building outlines and rooms from floor plans automatically. It was wrong too often, especially on concave buildings, so we removed it. An operator can work with a twin that is incomplete; nobody should trust one that is confidently wrong.
Floor plans
Upload a PDF. Work on it in minutes.
Drop in the architect's drawing. KENAEZ tiles it so it stays sharp at any zoom, you calibrate it to scale, and it becomes the base for everything else on that floor.
- Walls detected from vector PDFs, then confirmed or redrawn by you
- Exterior and interior walls, zones and rooms drawn directly on the plan
- Camera pins open live view and recent events in place
- Sensor pins, and computer pins that open a remote session where remote access is enabled
In the control room
Context, not more screens.
When an event fires, the operator sees the frame, the plan it happened on and the building around it, together. Fewer tabs, faster decisions, and a clear record of where everything happened.
See how events reach the wall →Reveal what's hidden
See every site you run on one live map.
Bring the cameras you already own. We'll show you KENAEZ on your own buildings, from the first edge node to the morning report.
14-day trial · Monthly licences · UK hosted