Rimward helps solar asset managers check camera health, find coverage gaps and review intrusion alerts with video evidence. Works with existing cameras and monitoring teams. Backed by Y Combinator.
It started with a question from a site protected by Pyronear: could cameras also help with copper theft? F-G Fernandez, Pyronear co-founder and former research lead at Mindee, built Rimward to tackle that problem. We now help solar asset managers check camera health and coverage, then review intrusion alerts with video evidence. Existing cameras, existing monitoring teams, clearer decisions. Backed by Y Combinator (S23).
Our stack
Go and PostgreSQL for the backend; React and TypeScript for the console. Python and PyTorch for computer vision research and model export, FFmpeg for video processing. Docker on Linux for deployment, with Cloudflare for the public website. Built around existing cameras, real network constraints, and evidence people can review.
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