South access · vehicles and motorbikes in frame

detector count

Every plate of interest reaches the control room with its clip.

Street outsideLIVE

Without OmniperceptWith Omnipercept

Demo · Generated street footage; product reticles, chips and counts over real detections. The plate read, the watch list and the ticket are an example configuration.

Cities and government · control room

A control room that sees the context and coordinates the response.

Bring cameras, external events and response tasks together. Every shift works with the same views, authorized access and a record of what still needs attention.

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Operations · cases

Control room: context in view.

The control room reviews isolated cameras and loses context when switching views.

Share a video wall and save the views each shift needs, with access defined per camera.

The control room and operator review the same surroundings without rebuilding their view for every event.

Parking lot

People 0Vehicles 0

Store checkouts

People 0Vehicles 0

Pawn entrance

People 0Vehicles 0

Teller queue

People 0Vehicles 0

Motorcycle display

People 0Vehicles 0

Pawn queue

People 0Vehicles 0

Branch at night

People 0Vehicles 0

Store at night

People 0Vehicles 0

ATM

People 0Vehicles 0

Demonstration · Product wall with generated scenes; reticles and chips over real detections, demonstration cameras and clock.

A map with live video.

The control room receives alerts from dispersed locations without a view of the surroundings.

Locate cameras on the map and open views of the affected area.

The operator can locate the incident and review its visual context.

Production · Product interface with demonstration data.

Follow the sequence across cameras.

An incident crosses several areas and its sequence is hard to reconstruct.

Synchronize recordings and save bookmarks for investigation.

The team has a reviewable sequence of events.

Parking · camera 25 — Demo · Generated scene. "Smoke" is the dedicated model's actual detection; detector reticles. Flow, unit and ticket are an example configuration.

Parking · camera 13 — Demo · Generated scene. "Weapon" is the dedicated model's actual detection; detector reticles and pose. Cards, flow, call, ticket and fingerprint are an example configuration.

External events, with visual context.

Sensor and video alerts arrive through separate systems.

Connect device readings and locations for review alongside cameras.

The control room brings available site information into a shared view.

Branch entrance — Demo · Generated scene; product reticles over real detections. The entrance zone and shift counts are an example configuration.

Open infrastructure

Open storage.

Keep recordings as fMP4 on S3, without proprietary codecs. Your technical team defines retention and access so the archive can grow with the control room.

Site configuration

SITE-014

SegmentfMP4
StorageS3
RetentionDefined per site
AccessRoles per camera

Demo · Example records showing the workflow; they do not represent a real incident.

Open format: fMP4 segments preserve video in a standard format without requiring a proprietary codec to review it.
S3 archive: Use S3 or compatible storage and agree capacity and retention for each site during the pilot.
Access and handover: Camera permissions and audit records accompany video review and export.

Before expanding

Every department keeps its responsibilities.

Access by camera: Roles define which cameras each team can review; their actions stay in the audit record.
Connected events: Validate receivers and sensors during the pilot before adding them to control room procedures.
Planned expansion: Review site capacity, retention and connectivity before extending operations.

A pilot at your site

One control room, many cameras, one playbook.

Bring together a group of cameras and one response procedure. Validate context, access and shift follow-up before expanding.

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