Why Most Enterprise Computer Vision Pilots Never Reach Scale
A pilot that works at one location and a platform that works across two thousand are different engineering problems.
A single-site computer vision pilot can succeed on custom integration work, a dedicated engineer's attention, and hardware chosen specifically for that site. None of that is available when the same capability needs to run at hundreds or thousands of locations with varying camera hardware, network conditions, and IT support levels.
The pilots that don't scale usually fail on operational, not algorithmic, grounds: no fleet health monitoring to know which sites are actually online, no standardized way to onboard a new location's cameras, no incident-routing workflow once an alert exists.
This is why Proglint treats the Enterprise Command Center — fleet health, inspection logs, incident routing — as core platform infrastructure rather than an add-on dashboard: the detection model is rarely what breaks at scale.