| Made by | viAct |
|---|---|
| Category | Reality capture and site |
| Best for | Contractors, Developers |
| Platforms | Web |
| Pricing | Enterprise only. Sold through a demo and an order form, with SaaS fees and optional cameras and hardware supplied by viAct. |
| Facts last checked | 12 November 2026 |
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What can viAct do for AEC teams?
| Task | How it helps, and the check |
|---|---|
| PPE compliance | Detects missing or improperly used PPE from site camera feeds and alerts the safety team. |
| Danger zones and cranes | Flags people entering danger zones, working under suspended loads or near operating cranes. |
| Work at height and confined spaces | Monitors high-risk activities such as work at height, scaffolding and confined spaces. |
| Progress dashboards | Shows site activity and progress data on dashboards for project managers. |
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Built specifically for construction and industrial site safety.
- Works with site cameras, with hardware available from viAct.
- viAct lists SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, and no facial recognition by default.
Limitations
- No public pricing; sold through demos and order forms.
- Alerts only help if the safety team responds to them; it does not replace site supervision.
- Camera monitoring of workers needs consent, signage and compliance with local law, which viAct's terms make the customer's responsibility.
What happens to your data?
- viAct's privacy policy says it acts as a service provider or processor for customer video, images and site data.
- Its public terms and privacy policy don't say whether customer video is used to train its AI; ask before signing an order form.
- Footage of workers is personal data under India's DPDP Act, 2023. Plan notices, consent and retention with your legal team.
CloudBrain’s view
A relevant option for contractors who want to use site cameras for safety, with modules built for construction risks. Run a pilot on one site, agree data terms and worker notices first, and make sure the safety team owns the alerts.
What is viAct?
viAct is an AI video analytics platform for construction and industrial sites, based in Hong Kong. It analyses feeds from site cameras and other devices, including wearables and drones, to detect safety risks and track site activity, and shows results on dashboards and alerts.
How do contractors use viAct?
- Safety monitoring for PPE, danger zones, work at height, cranes and scaffolding
- Alerts to supervisors when a risk is detected
- Dashboards for site activity and progress
What should you check before using it?
- Workers' data. Footage is personal data. Read the DPDP Act and AI in AEC firms and plan notices and retention.
- Data terms. Ask whether your footage is used to train viAct's AI.
- Response. Agree who acts on alerts, and how quickly.
Computer vision on site works best as a support to supervisors, not a replacement.
Frequently asked questions
Does viAct need new cameras?
- It works with site cameras and other devices, and viAct can supply cameras and hardware under an order form.
Is AI camera monitoring of workers allowed in India?
- It can be, but worker footage is personal data under the DPDP Act, 2023. Plan notices, a lawful basis and retention with legal advice before deploying.
How much does viAct cost?
- viAct doesn't publish prices. It is sold through a demo and an order form with SaaS fees, plus any hardware.
Sources (checked 12 November 2026)
- viAct (opens in a new tab)
- viAct demo (opens in a new tab)
- viAct privacy policy (opens in a new tab)
- viAct terms of service (opens in a new tab)
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