Applied AI · on your own servers

Bayonic reads the cameras, tills and calls you already have and tells the right person in time — live in three days.

BAYONIC AI CORE
  • reads
  • Cameras
  • POS
PROCESSINGon-prem
11 modules · 7 of them on record
01Guest recognition0.31 s
FR-005043GOLD12 visits
ø320k
05Table occupancy13 tables69 → 85 → 54%7/13 busy · 6 free
08Speed of service1:28 avg
N-6713CRITICAL
193 served today · 19% within 45 s
transcribed from three console recordings
PLATFORM · ONE CORE
SERVORestaurant intelligence
4 IN EVERY 10 GUESTS COME BACK40% · measured
…AND THEY LEAVE MORE BEHIND

+47%

  • first visitø218k
  • 12th visitø320k
Two guests the console printed in the same two minutes — not segment averages.

Nobody on your floor can tell the two apart. SERVO names them at the door.

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4AI products
1core
On-premon your own servers
Trusted by
  • 20+Korean industryprojects delivered
  • Prosecutor’s Office
Partners
  • NVIDIA Inceptionmember
  • KAIST
  • Sungkyunkwan
  • Kumoh (KIT)
  • Kyung Hee
  • Gachon
  • CVPR Lab
Why Bayonic

Three promises. Each with its evidence.

How the system connects, where the data stays and what happens in the first three days — each answered on its own card.

01 · Connection

No new cameras

Your IP cameras keep working: the core reads RTSP, the NVR stays untouched.

Read-only connectionsIntegrations
02 · Proof

Every figure carries its source

Every number carries its source: measured, or modelled. No result yet — we say so.

Every figure is published with its sourceClient results
03 · Rollout

Live in three days

Audit, tuning, training — three days. Day two asks nothing of you.

MEASURED ON PULSESERVO · LUMEN — PLANRollout plan
Track record

Engineering proven in Seoul. Now in Tashkent.

Systems built in Korea for series vehicles, factory lines and city transport. The same team — now in Tashkent.

ResearchIndustry
  • 1st placeICCV · instance segmentationso one frame is read in 41 ms
  • 70+research papers · IEEE, ICCV, CVPRthe models went through open review
  • 12patentsour own technology, not a licence
  • 10+ yearsof production AIplants, dealerships, ports
  • CES2024 and 2025 — on stage two years runningshown on an international stage
  • Grand prizeKorea Transportation Safety Authorityrecognised by a state agency

AI projects across industries

One team, one core — from a car cabin and a factory line to a shop floor and a call centre.

In production
AutomotiveKorea

Driver and cabin monitoring

Watches driver and passengers, even in the dark.

In production
Industry & safetyKorea

Defect control on the factory line

Finds a faulty part without stopping the line.

In production
AutomotiveKorea

3D perception from one camera

An ordinary camera measures distance and lane lines.

In productionPatented
City & transportKorea

Passenger counting on public transport

Counts who boarded and left at every stop.

In production
AutomotiveKorea

Facial landmarks, head pose and gaze

Measures attention from face, head and gaze.

In production
Industry & safetyKorea

Edge AI — no server needed

Runs without internet; video never leaves the building.

In production
AutomotiveKorea

Predicting collision risk

Warns of a collision risk before it forms.

Demo
AutomotiveKorea

SafeDrive — driver-state console

One camera, a full driver-state panel.

Demo
City & transportKorea

Traffic flow classification

Counts cars, buses and bikes lane by lane.

Demo
Industry & safetyKorea

Workplace safety: helmet and vest

Shows who works without a helmet or enters danger.

Demo
City & transportKorea

Intersection analytics from above

Counts a junction zone by zone, day and night.

Demo
Industry & safetyKorea

Pose and action recognition

Spots a fall or a risky move from posture.

Demo
City & transportKorea

Parking occupancy

Shows which bays are taken and which are free.

IllustrationDemo
Industry & safetyKorea

Thermal watch: fire and gas

Sees heat, fire and gas through smoke.

In production
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Restaurant and kitchen AI

Guest waiting time, tables and kitchen hygiene.

IllustrationIn production
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Workforce and working time

Face-based attendance and real time at the post.

IllustrationDemo
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Retail: tills and shelves

Finds an empty shelf, a basket and a queue.

IllustrationDemo
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Call centre: quality and sales

Scores every call on script and tone.

IllustrationDemo
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Speech and language AI

Turns speech into text: who spoke, and why.

IllustrationCapability
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Hotel AI

Recognises a guest at check-in, tracks staff hours.

Capability
Business & servicesUzbekistan

Education and campus AI

Attendance, campus entry and exam supervision.

AI capabilities

It sees, hears, predicts — and acts.

Four verbs, four moments: when, in which product, and what the system did.

01Faces · Zones · Defects

Sees

13:07SERVO

Table 0 was freed — it turned blue on the floor map that same second, so the cleaner knows where to go.

Real recordingSERVO
02Transcript · Score · Tone

Hears

00:16VOCO

The customer quoted a competitor’s price — VOCO flagged it and put a ready answer on the agent’s screen.

DEMOVOCO
03Demand · Queues · Shifts

Predicts

TomorrowLUMEN

18% more shoppers — busiest 18:00–22:00; the evening shift needs two more people.

DEMOLUMEN
04Alerts · Reports · 1C

Acts

12:07PULSE

An unauthorised entry attempt at the warehouse door — 8 seconds later the alert went to the person in charge on Telegram.

DEMOPULSE

Real recordingfootage from a client’s console, 14 Feb 2026DEMOsample data from the product’s page

Trust and security

Your data never leaves your infrastructure.

The data path and the role table
  • On-premise
  • AES-256 · TLS 1.3
  • Roles and audit
  • Data stays in Uzbekistan
95%+Face recognition
99.9%Spoof attacks blocked
24+Models of our own

Measured on our own hardware SOC 2 · ISO 27001 — planned

The next step

We start from your own figures.

Two fields — and the call is about your site, not about business in general.

Pilot

How much do your cameras see in a month?

21 600hoursof video a month
123peopleto watch it live

Plain arithmetic: cameras × 24 hours × 30 days; one watcher works 8-hour shifts, 22 days a month. It is not a promise — it is the size of your stream. Bayonic reads it on a single server.

  • Priced by what you use: per organisation, per camera or per location. Plans
  • The system measures the process, not the person: a guest is a number without a name. What is stored

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