Available
CAMERASAvailability and selected views
Camera inventory, connection state, snapshots and selected onboard views stay connected to the source that provides them.
Available foundation In development
GlassBridge Guardian
Know what happened. See what supports it.
Guardian brings camera health, environmental sensing and alarm context into GlassBridge today. It is expanding into local camera events, yacht zones, reviewed incidents and supporting evidence.
Video stays aboardContinuous camera recording remains with the onboard camera system.
Events retain contextSource, time, zone, confidence and quality remain attached to an observation.
People review incidentsAI-assisted observations remain advisory and require human judgement.
No machinery authorityGuardian analysis cannot issue critical vessel commands.
Available foundation
Security state already belongs in GlassBridge.
Current product evidence covers the source and alarm foundation required before event intelligence can be trusted.
Available
SENSORSEnvironment and motion
Temperature, humidity, light, leak, motion, battery and radio state can share the same vessel context.
Available
ALARMSDurable alarm lifecycle
Active, return-to-normal, acknowledgement, silence, shelving and maintenance suppression remain separate audited states.
In development
Event to incident
From observation to reviewed incident.
Guardian is being built to correlate supported camera events with vessel zones, sensor state and source health before presenting an incident for review.
01
Observe
A supported camera, sensor or equipment source reports an event.
02
Attribute
Time, source, zone, confidence, quality and capability state stay attached.
03
Correlate
Rules compare related observations and current vessel context.
04
Preserve
An incident can retain the supporting event and available evidence references.
05
Review
A person evaluates the incident, records the response and closes the outcome.
Advisory boundary: Guardian reports observations and supporting evidence. It does not declare identity, intent, danger or an emergency as certainty.
Yacht-specific awareness
Built around vessel zones and real operating context.
The roadmap separates capabilities being engineered now from scenarios that still require controlled research and human-review evidence.
In development
Guardian events and incidents
- Gangway, transom, deck, swim-platform, tender and technical-space zones
- Supported person, vehicle, animal, motion and audio events
- Boarding, disembarkation and after-hours activity context
- Camera obstruction, outage and degraded-capability awareness
- Incident correlation, evidence references, checklists and review history
Research
Advisory vision scenarios
- Possible person-in-water and swim-platform advisory
- Propulsion exclusion-zone advisory
- Tender and PWC movement context
- Docking and deck-assistance research
- Engine-room, smoke, leak and bilge visual research
Available
Current product evidence
Alarm history and watchkeeping remain local.
The current Alarm Center keeps alarm state, acknowledgements and an advisory watch timer in one onboard workflow. Guardian incidents will extend this evidence model without replacing certified alarm and watchkeeping systems.
Guardian planning
Start with the camera layout, vessel zones and response plan.
Guardian scope follows the installed camera capabilities, privacy requirements, operating zones and acceptance evidence for the yacht.