Everything you need to know about
Current 3-camera test
What works today, and what comes next.
Three ordinary IP cameras, one live 3D picture of the room.
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Live 3D cloud from each camera
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People with skeletons, objects as simple shapes
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All clouds in one shared space
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Voice: hears commands, speaks through the camera
Pilots for every site size:
Super-small site: 2–10 cameras.
E.g., a garage gate, an entrance.
Small site: 10–50 cameras.
E.g., a building's lobby and yard.
Medium site: 50–250 cameras.
E.g., a supermarket.
Large site: 250–500 cameras.
E.g., a office building
Very large site: 500–1,000 cameras.
E.g., a port terminal.
Huge site: over 1,000 cameras.
E.g., a hospital.
How a pilot works.
Setup:
We connect to the cameras already installed on your site.
This one-time survey binds the system to your site, as long as the cameras stay fixed.
A professional surveyor measures the cameras and gives their coordinates, plus reference points on request.
Each camera's stream becomes its own 3D cloud, all in one common coordinate system.
In operation:
Clouds from many cameras are grouped into objects and people. Each gets an ID that holds across cameras and frames.
From movement patterns, the system analyzes how a situation may develop.
Movement is tracked live. For a person, a special mode recognizes pose, movement and position.
It also listens and speaks, and recognizes speech and sounds.
To show it working on your own site: connect to your cameras, build one live 3D picture of the site, and catch one scenario we agree on as it starts. Which size is your site?