Built for how blue-collar work actually happens, Sightline brings live video, intelligent search, and AI-powered knowledge together in one platform.
RESTON, VA — Mon., September 14, 2026 — MetroStar today launched Sightline, a blue-collar AI platform built for frontline operations. Designed for technicians, mechanics, operators, inspectors, and the teams supporting them, Sightline brings live video, conferencing, intelligent search, and AI-powered knowledge together in one platform to make frontline work easier to see, understand, and act on.
Sightline is camera-agnostic and can connect with compatible equipment already in the work environment. As work happens, the platform captures live and recorded activity, applies AI to visual and operational context, and makes that information searchable during and after the job.
Sightline is powered by an AI-enabled knowledge retrieval process that applies computer vision across full-motion extended video, captured work sessions, technical documentation, and historical activity. Object detection surfaces relevant objects and moments within video, while grounded retrieval connects what workers see with procedures, records, and other technical information. The result is an intelligence layer built around the physical work environment, not a standalone chatbot or collaboration tool.
“AI has transformed how digital work is captured, searched, and reused, but much of the expertise created on the frontline still disappears when the job is finished,” said Hannah Hunt, MetroStar’s Vice President of Product. “Sightline is designed to change that by creating searchable, reusable digital logbook directly from the work itself, without forcing workers to change how they operate.”
Sightline also powers Iris, MetroStar and ActionStreamer’s specialized solution for confined-space maintenance and hazardous environments. Iris combines Sightline software with ActionStreamer hardware to support hard-wired operations where visibility, safety, and access to technical expertise are critical. Together, the technologies provide a purpose-built configuration for demanding maintenance environments while demonstrating how Sightline can support real-time collaboration, AI-enabled search, and persistent digital records of completed work.
See how Iris, powered by Sightline, is being used in aircraft maintenance today.
Sightline is designed to support a broad range of frontline environments, including maintenance and repair, inspections, manufacturing, field service, fleet operations, infrastructure, utilities, and training, with flexible hardware options based on the needs of the work.
To learn more about Sightline or request a demonstration, visit metrostar.com/sightline.