Object and anomaly detection
AI on live image and video streams, running onboard where bandwidth and latency demand it.
Perimeters, energy sites and harbours generate more observation than anyone can watch. Intelligence is the layer that decides what deserves attention — and what should happen next.
AI on live image and video streams, running onboard where bandwidth and latency demand it.
Thermal analysis for the conditions visible light cannot report — heat signatures, losses and overnight operations.
The same analytical approach applied inward: log-derived health insight about the fleet doing the monitoring.
Pick the models per site and per camera; add your own next to ours.
Read plates at gates and on roads and log each one with time, place and the frame it came from.
Flames and smoke in visible or thermal video raise an alarm early, at landfills, depots and forest edges.
How many people are in an area and how dense it gets, for events, stations and evacuations.
Detect and classify people, cars, trucks and bikes, the base layer for perimeter and site security.
Follow a vehicle from the gate camera to the drone and keep it under one track id across sources.
Detect ships and small boats in harbours and along coasts, including craft that send no AIS.
What matters is the response a detection triggers, and how fast.
A detection raises an alarm, and an alarm can put an aircraft over the location automatically.
Events flow into the systems your team already watches, instead of demanding another screen.
What was detected, what was dispatched, and what was found — recorded as a chain rather than three separate systems.
What ships today: detections on live streams and recordings, the DJI on-board recognition, thermal maps with a temperature at every point, and change over time on the project map — two dates of one site compared, photo by photo and layer by layer.
The model library on this page — number plates, fire and smoke, crowds, vessels — and one auditable record per finding are the direction of the build, not yet in the product.
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