Computer vision and AI for warehouses and logistics in Saudi ArabiaEvery truck, every dock, every hour accounted for.
Dock, yard and aisle activity measured from your existing cameras and fed to your warehouse system and ERP.
Free first step. We reply within one business day. No commitment.
- 10 min
- of footage from one camera to start
- 4–6 weeks
- pilot on your footage, against agreed targets
Free first step · Vision AI
Show us one camera
- You give:
- Ten minutes of footage from one camera
- You get:
- A written read-out of what that camera could count, flag and record, with sample detections drawn on your own footage. Usually back to you within a week.
Scenarios
Where we start.
Warehouses and distribution centres in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah run on tight dock slots and little margin for error. TQN brings computer vision for warehouses to the cameras already covering gates, docks and aisles: trucks timed from gate to gate, forklifts and pedestrians kept apart, damage recorded at loading. Events feed your warehouse system and ERP, and footage stays on site.
- 01Vision AI
Dock and yard turnaround, measured
Plate reading at the gate and a camera on each dock record arrival, dock-on, dock-off and exit for every truck. Yard managers see waiting vehicles and idle doors live, detention disputes come with timestamped evidence, and turnaround by carrier and shift lands in your BI tools without a driver filling in a form.
- 02Vision AI
Forklifts and people kept apart
Zone rules alert when a person walks into a forklift lane, enters a racking aisle during put-away or crosses the dock edge without a hi-vis vest. HSE teams get a searchable record of near misses with short clips, logged to your HSE register, and the trend by zone and shift for the weekly safety review.
- 03AI Agents
Shipment queries and paperwork handled
An agent answers customer and carrier questions on shipment status in Arabic and English from your own systems, reads delivery notes, invoices and shipping documents into structured records, and flags mismatches against the order. Exceptions, and anything that changes a commitment to a customer, go to a coordinator for approval.
- 04ERP and PMO
Inventory and cost per order in one view
One ERP for inventory, procurement and finance across sites, connected to your warehouse system. Cost per order and per customer becomes visible every week, stock discrepancies trace back to the receiving event, and new facility fit-outs run to a planned schedule with a PMO dashboard.
- 05Cybersecurity
Partner APIs and tracking portals tested
Carrier, customer and marketplace integrations expose APIs that move orders, addresses and delivery data. Penetration testing of portals, APIs and the warehouse network, with a vulnerability assessment and cloud configuration review, finds weak authentication and exposed data first, and a retest confirms the fixes.
Free first step. Fixed scope after. You decide at each stage.
In practice
Dock and yard turnaround, measured
Plate reading at the gate and a camera on each dock record arrival, dock-on, dock-off and exit for every truck.
Regulations and national programmes
The rules that shape the work.
National Industrial Development and Logistics Program (NIDLP)
A Vision 2030 realisation programme launched in 2019 to develop industry, mining, energy and logistics, including the Kingdom's position as a global logistics hub.
Official sourceTransport General Authority (TGA)
Regulates transport activity in the Kingdom, including the licensing of road freight and logistics operators. Gate and dock timestamps give you an evidence trail for your own operations; they do not replace any TGA requirement.
Official sourceSaudi Ports Authority (Mawani)
Regulates and oversees the Kingdom's commercial and industrial ports. Operators moving cargo between port and warehouse work within its port procedures.
Official sourcePersonal Data Protection Law (PDPL)
Plate reads and driver records can identify individuals, so the PDPL governs how they are kept and shared, under SDAIA's oversight. Retention periods are set with you and processing stays in the Kingdom, designed to support PDPL and NCA requirements.
Official source
Summaries for orientation only. Read the official source for the full requirement.
We map the requirement to your systems in the free first step.
Practices for this sector
The practices that fit.
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Vision AI
Live counts, alerts and evidence from the cameras you already own.
First step: Show us one camera
View practice - 04
AI Agents
Agents that answer, process and report in Arabic and English, inside your rules.
First step: Agent Opportunity Workshop
View practice - 05
ERP and PMO
Cost, procurement and schedule in one view, so overruns show while you can act.
First step: Operations Fit Review
View practice - 02
Cybersecurity
Find and fix the gaps an attacker could use, before an attacker or auditor does.
First step: Security Posture Review
View practice
FAQ
Questions from this sector.
In most sites, yes. What matters is the angle on each door and on the gate, not the brand. Send ten minutes of footage from one camera and the free read-out tells you what it can report.
Yes. Events such as dock-on, dock-off and safety exceptions are pushed by API or webhook into your warehouse, transport or yard system, ERP and BI tools. We map the integration during the assessment.
Low-light performance is measured in the pilot. We include night footage in the agreed accuracy and false-alarm targets, so the report shows how each camera performs across every shift.
No. The pilot runs at one site. Once the targets are met, rollout to other sites reuses the same rules and models, with a short calibration per site.
Video is analysed on an edge unit at the site. What leaves the site, and where it is stored, is agreed in writing during the assessment. Faces are blurred by default and plate data is kept for the period you set.
A support agreement covering monitoring, rule changes, model updates and new cameras or sites, with reporting on accuracy and false alarms so you can see the system holding its targets.
Insights
Related insights
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Start with one problem. We will show you the result.
Tell us the problem in one line. We reply within one business day with the free first step that fits it.
Already have systems? We start from the cameras, applications and systems you run today.
Need proof first? The first step is free, and pilot targets are agreed in writing before work starts.
Concerned about data? Data stays in the Kingdom, on your premises or in a Saudi data centre, agreed in writing during the assessment.
Is Arabic a must? We work, report and deliver in Arabic and English.