Date: |
18 Nov 2025, 12.00PM – 1.00PM |
duration: |
1 hr |
Location: |
Online |
Cost: |
Free event |
How can AI move health and safety from paperwork to proof? In this webinar, founder Bede Cammock-Elliott demonstrates how seeo, a computer vision platform that ingests CCTV video, provides independent verification of critical risk controls and reveals the gap between work as imagined and work as done. Drawing on deployments across New Zealand logistics and manufacturing, Bede will share what works, what does not, and practical steps to realise benefits quickly and ethically. Expect real use cases, video of events, and a look at the latest version of seeo, which includes in-built agentic improvement tools to support continuous learning. You will leave with a clearer view of how to integrate AI into existing systems, lift safety outcomes for workers, and redesign workflows for sustained performance.
Speaker Bio - Bede Cammock-Elliott
Bede Cammock-Elliott is the founder of seeo.ai and seedigital Limited. Since 2003, seedigital has delivered world-leading interactive remote video monitoring, integrating intrusion detection, CCTV, audio and access control to protect about $5.5 billion of assets for iconic brands and organisations throughout New Zealand. seeo applies AI to CCTV video to verify the effectiveness of critical risk controls and generate insights that improve safety and work design. Bede is a published author in the United Kingdom and Brazil, a qualified assessor for the European Foundation for Quality Management model, and Chairman of the LSV Patrons Trust. He is known for technology-led culture change and the ethical application of AI to solve security and health and safety challenges.
Engineering New Zealand is inviting you to join this webinar discussing how AI is rapidly reshaping health and safety by turning video data into actionable insights. In this session, Bede Cammock-Elliott shows how computer vision can verify critical risk controls, improve workflows, and drive measurable behaviour change in logistics and manufacturing.
How can AI move health and safety from paperwork to proof? In this webinar, founder Bede Cammock-Elliott demonstrates how seeo, a computer vision platform that ingests CCTV video, provides independent verification of critical risk controls and reveals the gap between work as imagined and work as done. Drawing on deployments across New Zealand logistics and manufacturing, Bede will share what works, what does not, and practical steps to realise benefits quickly and ethically. Expect real use cases, video of events, and a look at the latest version of seeo, which includes in-built agentic improvement tools to support continuous learning. You will leave with a clearer view of how to integrate AI into existing systems, lift safety outcomes for workers, and redesign workflows for sustained performance.
Speaker Bio - Bede Cammock-Elliott
Bede Cammock-Elliott is the founder of seeo.ai and seedigital Limited. Since 2003, seedigital has delivered world-leading interactive remote video monitoring, integrating intrusion detection, CCTV, audio and access control to protect about $5.5 billion of assets for iconic brands and organisations throughout New Zealand. seeo applies AI to CCTV video to verify the effectiveness of critical risk controls and generate insights that improve safety and work design. Bede is a published author in the United Kingdom and Brazil, a qualified assessor for the European Foundation for Quality Management model, and Chairman of the LSV Patrons Trust. He is known for technology-led culture change and the ethical application of AI to solve security and health and safety challenges.
