Inno Remote Control — every branch, from one screen

What the cameras are counting, which production runs nobody is watching, which line has gone quiet, and camera count against declared output.

Owning several branches usually means asking someone what happened. Inno Remote Control answers instead, by joining three things nobody had joined before: what the cameras are counting, which production runs are open, and which devices are alive.

What it tells you

• A run is open and nothing is counting it
• A camera is counting and no run is open to attribute it to
• A line that has gone quiet, with how long since it last counted
• A branch still running the built-in model rather than the one trained on your product
• A counter whose smart filter has gone degraded

An offline counter reports unknown, never zero — because a camera that cannot be reached has not measured a stoppage, it has measured nothing.

The production report

Camera count against declared output, per run, product, shift and hour, with the previous period beside it, exported as a branded bilingual PDF or a spreadsheet. Three things it insists on:

• The gap covers comparable runs only, and always carries the number of runs it stands on. A headline built from runs that were never counted is a fabricated number.
• It says who confirmed each quantity — by name, or "a person, name not recorded", or AUTOMATIC — because printing a person's number as a machine's blames the wrong party, and the reverse hides that nobody checked.
• It reports how well the cameras were seeing: frames per second, inference time, stream breaks. Below a usable frame rate it says plainly that the counts are likely low.

Control

Restart a device, push an update, read a log, change a camera's counting geometry — every action, including the ones that were refused, written to one append-only trail with who tried and when.

Two deliberate boundaries: reaching into a device on a customer's network needs its own permission and is not implied by opening this screen; and the subscription switch is not on it at all.