Disinformation tracking
Coordinated narrative detection across video platforms — bot-network cadence, mirrored clips, manipulated audio. Routed to the analyst desk with provenance and reach signals attached.
Use case · Public institutions
Video intelligence the public-sector procurement office can defend.
Disinformation tracking, public-safety signals, and compliance evidence — analyzed from public-media and CCTV streams with audit trails your records team already accepts. Privacy-preserving by default; face recognition off until a documented legal basis turns it on.
RegulatorsGovernment communicationsMunicipal opsTransit authorities
What the engine does for public-sector teams
Defensible by design.
Behaviour, density, and content classification — without identity. Every event ships with a self-contained case file: the clip, the contributing signals, the policy IDs invoked, the operator action. Exportable in formats your records team already accepts.
Public-safety signal
Crowd density, abandoned objects, traffic incidents on existing city and transit cameras. Behaviour-only models — face recognition stays off unless authorised under a documented legal basis with its own audit trail.
Compliance evidence
Every event logs the model version, the contributing signals, the policy IDs, the timecode, the operator action. Exportable for FOIA, regulatory inquiry, or court-admissible chain-of-custody.
How it lands in your environment
On your terms, in your data centre.
Deployment options designed for jurisdictions that take data residency and procurement controls seriously — not as an afterthought.
Cloud or on-prem
EU, US, or in-country managed cloud; or self-hosted in your data centre / VPC for sensitive workloads. Customer choice, documented at procurement.
Cooperative purchasing
Available on common cooperative-purchasing schedules (Sourcewell, state MSAs on request). Pilot pricing fits inside discretionary spend for most agencies.
CAD + VMS integration
Every major VMS over RTSP / ONVIF; structured events out to the CAD or ERP system you already run, via webhook or message bus.
Our promise to public-sector teams
Operationally useful. Privacy-preserving by default.
We are building a map-first operator console with behaviour, density, and abandoned-object models trained on real urban and platform footage. Face recognition stays off unless a documented legal basis switches it on, with a separate audit trail. We are pre-launch in smart-city / public-sector; these commitments are how we will structure pilots, not metrics from a fielded deployment.
No FR by default
Behaviour models — identity not required for the job
Edge-blur ready
Identifiable detail blurred before frames leave the camera
Audit-grade
Every event ships with a self-contained case file
Residency choice
EU, US, in-country, or self-hosted in your data centre
Questions public-sector teams ask first.
From the questions that come up in council review, the procurement office, and FOIA-readiness conversations.
Does the engine perform face recognition?
Off by default. The behaviour and density models do not need identity to do their job. If your jurisdiction has authorised it under a documented legal basis, a feature flag turns it on with a separate audit trail and operator role-gating.
Where does the data live, and who can see it?
Customer choice — on-prem in your data centre, in-country managed cloud, or hybrid. Operators see only the streams their role allows; every view is logged and exportable for records review.
How do we handle FOIA / public-records requests?
Every event ships with a self-contained case file: the clip, the timecode, the contributing signals, the model version, the operator action. Exportable in formats your records team already accepts.
What is the procurement path?
Available on common cooperative-purchasing schedules. Sourcewell and a state-specific MSA list available on request. Pilot pricing fits inside a discretionary spend authority for most agencies.
Will this integrate with our CAD and existing VMS?
Yes — every major VMS over RTSP/ONVIF, structured events out to your CAD over webhook or message bus. We do not replace the systems you already pay for.
Public institutions
Schedule a procurement conversation.
Tell us the corridor, station, or platform you want to start with. We will scope a pilot inside three weeks, with the privacy-impact assessment in writing.