Cameras that understand the road, the warehouse and the city.
Lagaam builds vision systems that watch, warn and keep evidence. We started with India's commercial fleets. Now we bring the same eyes to factories, campuses, farms and entire districts.
Six systems. One way of seeing.
Each Lagaam platform is a complete product: hardware, on-device models, apps and the dashboard. Use one, or connect them all through Sutra.
Lagaam Drishti
ADAS and driver monitoring in one unit. Warns before a collision, flags fatigue and phone use, and keeps video proof of every event.
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Lagaam Sahayak
Hands-free assistant for drivers. Reads out alerts, answers route and load questions, logs trip events by voice and calls for help when it matters.
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Lagaam Sutra
The fleet data platform that ties cameras, sensors and paperwork together, then predicts what will break, expire or overrun next.
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Lagaam Shikshak
AR and VR driver training built from real Indian road scenarios: ghats, night highways, school zones and loading bays.
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Lagaam Rakshak
Automated emergency braking for commercial vehicles. Uses forward vision and proximity sensing to slow the vehicle when a collision is imminent.
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Lagaam Vastu
Vision-based goods management for warehouses and loading bays. Counts boxes, verifies loads and flags damaged packages as they move.
View productWhat a Lagaam camera actually sees.
Pick a scene. Every box is a detection made on the device, and every line in the log is an event your team would receive.
From pixels to proof in four steps.
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See
Cameras and sensors on vehicles, gates, lines and poles capture what is happening.
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Understand
Models running on the device detect people, vehicles, objects and behaviour in real time.
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Act
Drivers, guards and operators get an alert the moment it matters, not in tomorrow's report.
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Prove
Every event is stored with video, time and location for audits, claims and review.
Logistics is where we started. Not where we stop.
170 ready-to-deploy vision use cases across 31 industries, from the factory floor to the forest edge.
Open the use case libraryFleet & Logistics
Safer drivers, intact cargo, fewer disputes.
08 use casesWarehousing
Count, verify and protect everything that moves.
14 use casesManufacturing
Quality and safety, inspected on every unit.
09 use casesAutomotive
Every panel, every hand-over, documented.
06 use casesSchools
From the gate to the bus seat, every child accounted for.
09 use casesSmart City
Enforcement and maintenance, driven by evidence.
03 use casesParking
Find a space, bill it, keep it orderly.
09 use casesRetail
See the store the way the shopper does.
06 use casesQSR & Restaurants
Consistent kitchens, shorter queues.
08 use casesConstruction
Every worker home safe, every site on schedule.
06 use casesHospitals
Watchful care, without more staff on the floor.
05 use casesPharma
Clean rooms and correct labels, verified.
Built for India. Ready for every state.
Twenty-two solutions for police, transport, PWD, municipal bodies, forest and disaster departments. Designed for Indian conditions, from hill roads to crowded cities, and available to every state and union territory.
- Public Safety & Access03
- Transport & Fleet06
- Infrastructure & Utilities05
- Civic Services05
- Environment & Disaster Resilience03
Sensors, apps and vision solutions around the core.
Cameras see a lot, but not fuel in a tank or pressure in a tyre. The Lagaam ecosystem fills in the rest and reports it all to one place.
Fleet owners, in their words.
The fatigue alerts have stopped at least three serious accidents on our highway routes. And when a false claim came in, the video settled it in a day.
Our drivers know the system is watching, and they drive differently. Behaviour scores have improved by around 80% since installation.
Notes from the field.
Why fatigue is a camera problem
Drivers rarely know they are about to nod off. A cabin camera does. Here is what we have learned from fatigue alerts on Indian highways.
AIS-140 for state fleets: a practical checklist
What transport departments should check before rolling out AIS-140 tracking across buses and public vehicles.
Piloting computer vision in a district: start with one corridor
Large surveillance tenders often stall. A single well-chosen corridor shows results in weeks.
See it on your own vehicles, gates or lines.
Tell us what you want to watch for. We will scope a pilot, install it and show you the events within weeks.