We stop construction accidents
seconds before they happen.

Terzonova is the AI safety guard that never blinks. Connected to the cameras your site already has, it watches every worker and machine at once, sees a collision or fall forming 3 to 5 seconds before impact, and vibrates the wristband of the person in danger - fast enough to step back. The accident never happens. The paperwork writes itself. Every worker goes home.

<0.5 s
Camera frame to wrist alert, end to end
3–5 s
Trajectory forecast ahead of impact
4.2%
Target false-positive rate vs 18–23% industry
0
Raw video frames stored or streamed off site
A Message From Our CEO

Why We Are Building Terzonova

Katherine Holtz, P.E., spent 25 years at the Texas Department of Transportation directing contract management for a $25 billion highway and bridge program. She has seen what preventable accidents cost in lives, schedules and lawsuits. Hear her case for why prevention - not paperwork - is the future of construction safety.

The Deadliest Industry in Canada.

The deadliest industry in Canada still runs on line of sight. One year of official AWCBC data shows a plateau the reactive safety model cannot break - supervisors watching, workers reacting, paperwork after the fact. Read the full analysis →

183
Construction fatalities in 2022 - the highest of any Canadian industry
39,131
Accepted lost-time injury claims - 107 workers hurt every single day
$2M
Maximum Ontario OHSA fine per count - the highest in Canadian history
1.5–2s
Human reaction time to an unexpected event - too slow for a reversing machine
Active Safety Intelligence

One Platform. Two Pipelines.
Zero Blind Spots.

Terzonova ingests live video from standard RTSP site cameras into a ruggedized on-site edge computer and produces two simultaneous outputs: real-time alarms that prevent accidents, and compliance analytics that document how many incidents were prevented - rather than how many caused injury.

01

Cameras See

Your existing RTSP cameras stream every risk zone on site.

02

Edge AI Forecasts

On-site nodes project every trajectory 3–5 seconds ahead.

03

The Wrist Feels It

A haptic pulse lands on the workers involved in <0.5 s.

04

The Record Writes Itself

Every event is signed into an audit-ready compliance log.

Terzonova dual-pipeline architecture: one camera stream feeds a real-time prevention pipeline and a parallel compliance pipeline
The dual-pipeline architecture - the structural difference between Terzonova and every recording-based system.

Works with the cameras you already have - RTSP in, intelligence out.IP66 cameras are added only where risk-zone coverage has gaps.

Safety survives a dead uplink - the whole loop runs on site.A cut fibre line changes nothing; records buffer until connectivity returns.

Wireframes, not video - no faces, no stored footage, no surveillance.PIPEDA and Law 25 compliance by architecture, not by policy promise.

Why Speed Is the Product

The Half-Second
That Changes the Outcome.

Human perception needs 1.5 to 2 seconds to register an unexpected threat. Cloud video analytics adds a 2–5 second network round trip on top. Terzonova’s full loop - camera frame, wireframe inference, risk classification, wrist vibration - completes before a person can even turn their head.

TERZONOVA PIPELINE LATENCY BUDGETTOTAL <500 ms
0 ms125250375500 ms
Terzonova (edge AI)
<0.5 s
Human perception
1.5–2.0 s
Cloud video analytics
2–5 s

Stage 5 - cryptographic signing and compliance mapping - runs in parallel, so documentation never delays the warning. Walk through all five stages →

Inside Terzonova

The Full Case. Page by Page.

This site is written for the people who will actually interrogate the claim - safety directors, CFOs, IT leads, union reps, underwriters and investors. Every number traces back to the business plan and its sources.

Site ambulance responding on an active construction project
01 · The Problem

Challenges

183 deaths and 39,131 lost-time injuries in one year. Why line-of-sight supervision has structurally plateaued, the physics of a struck-by, and the cost cascade a single incident triggers - from a $2M fine to a $10M+ shutdown.

Read the analysis →
A construction video frame transforming into anonymous wireframe geometry and a risk zone
02 · The Answer

Solution

Five engineered advantages - sub-second speed, trajectory prediction, wireframe privacy, self-writing compliance, offline resilience - and the competitive matrix against cloud CV, wearable-only and manual-software alternatives.

Explore the platform →
Aerial view of a large Canadian construction site
03 · The Mechanism

How It Works

The five-stage pipeline against a hard latency budget, the full sequence diagram, the dual-loop architecture, and two hazard scenarios traced frame by frame from detection to signed record.

Follow the pipeline →
Installed reference architecture: site camera, open edge cabinet and protected cabling on a live site
04 · The Iron

Hardware

Redundant TPM 2.0 edge nodes in NEMA 4X cabinets, 104-camera PoE networks with QoS discipline, BLE haptic wristbands, bandwidth planning from 16 to 240 cameras, and the five-phase deployment sequence.

Inspect the hardware →
Event reconstruction interface linking geometry, alert delivery and response into one signed record
05 · The Intelligence

Software

EdgeOS’s four modules on the critical path, the AVX-512 wireframe engine trained on 120,000 incidents, the Analytical Compliance Engine, the event-only sync protocol and six layers of security architecture.

Tour the software →
Field technicians preparing rugged camera and edge-computing deployment kits
06 · The Model

Business

Cash-flow positive from site one: the $15,800 setup fee against ~$6,400 cost, $3,951 MRR, transparent pricing formulas, the five-year path to $7.5M revenue and $2.5M EBITDA, and every risk addressed directly.

See the business model →
Built for Canada

Four Provinces. Four Regulators.
One Compliance Engine.

Canada’s construction sector employs over 1.6 million workers and contributes about $164.5 billion to GDP. Our entry market is roughly 2,500 high-risk sites. Terzonova ships bilingual (EN/FR) with a rules-agnostic engine that switches provincial compliance modules - Ontario Mode, BC Mode, Quebec Mode - with a single configuration change.

Ontario

OHSA · MLITSD
~1,000high-risk target sites

The launch market. Dense GTA high-rise activity, major transit programs, and a $2M-per-count fine cap that makes automated compliance urgent. Falls from height are the #1 killer here - the direct target of our fall-prediction algorithms.

British Columbia

WorkSafeBC
~600high-risk target sites

The strictest enforcement in North America, with 2026 administrative penalties up to $816,148.69. Remote interior projects with poor connectivity are exactly where offline-capable edge processing beats every cloud-dependent competitor.

Alberta

Alberta OHS
~500high-risk target sites

Industrial, energy and heavy civil work where struck-by incidents involving heavy machinery dominate - a one-to-one match for vehicle–worker trajectory forecasting.

Quebec

CNESST
~400high-risk target sites

Heavy civil infrastructure investment, full French localization, and a privacy architecture designed for Law 25 - a structural advantage over video-recording competitors.

Where We Are Today

A Staged Plan. Reported Honestly.

We publish our progress the way our platform reports safety: factually. Terzonova is a pre-revenue Canadian startup executing a build–validate–scale plan, and this is exactly where we stand on it.

Completed

Platform architecture and business foundation

Dual-pipeline architecture designed and documented: edge inference, wireframe processing, trajectory prediction, haptic alerting and the 147-duty Ontario compliance mapping. Five-founder team assembled with infrastructure, engineering, finance and governance depth.

In progress

Intellectual property and regulatory groundwork

Patent applications in preparation for the wireframe detection method, the wearable alert pipeline and the constrained-bandwidth alarming architecture. Canadian trademark filings under way; compliance matrix being mapped for WorkSafeBC, Alberta OHS and CNESST.

Next: Months 1–6

Engineering build and field hardening

A Senior Software Developer and an Electronic Engineer onboard in Ontario at funding. Edge node, camera pipeline and wristband firmware integrated, localized for English and French, and stress-tested against Canadian site conditions - snow glare, dust, −30°C - before the first commercial deployment.

Months 7–12

First pilot deployments - partner selection under way

Eight high-risk pilot sites across Ontario and British Columbia, each with a one-week shadow-mode calibration, a dedicated Success Engineer, and insurer-grade reporting from day one. Revenue begins in Month 7.

Years 2–5

National scale, then export

Expansion to Alberta and Quebec through insurance-broker channels and owner mandates, growing to 150 active sites monitoring more than 1,800 workers by Year 5 - then the U.S. market on the strength of the validated Canadian model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Terzonova’s predictive safety platform, its benefits, and the technology underneath it.

Terzonova is a business-to-business safety platform for construction sites. It combines on-site cameras, an edge AI computer, vibrating worker wristbands and a compliance dashboard. The system detects high-risk events as they develop, warns the people involved in under half a second, and automatically documents every event for regulators, auditors and insurers.

No. Video is analyzed on the site itself and converted into anonymous wireframe figures. The raw footage is discarded immediately. Nothing identifiable is stored or sent to the cloud, and there is no facial recognition. What remains is structured event data - for example, “a worker entered Zone B at 14:32 and was alerted.”

Usually not. Terzonova ingests standard RTSP video streams - the protocol most modern IP cameras already use. The platform layers intelligence on top of existing camera infrastructure, and we supply additional cameras only where coverage gaps exist.

A standard 104-camera deployment takes four to seven days of installation and commissioning, handled by our engineers. New sites then run for a week in silent “shadow mode” while the system learns that site’s rhythm - so the first alert a worker ever feels is a genuine hazard.

Every Worker Goes Home.
Every Shift.

We are selecting Canadian general contractors, project owners and insurance brokers for our first pilot deployments in Ontario and British Columbia. Eight pilot slots. Here is what founding partners get.

Priority hardware and pricing

First allocation of edge kits and wristbands, founding-partner terms locked for the full contract, and a pre-defined path from pilot to fleet rollout.

Engineering on your site

Our engineers run the install, the shadow-mode calibration and the first 30 days. Your crew gets protection, not an IT project.

First claim on the data

Pilot partners shape the prevention metrics that insurers will underwrite against, and own the earliest documented safety record in the industry.

Become a Pilot Partner

How Can We Help?

Whether you are a contractor exploring a pilot, an owner setting safety standards, a broker looking for risk-engineering data, or an investor who wants to learn more - our team is ready to assist with your specific needs.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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