Security & surveillance

Every alert checked by a person before anyone is sent out.

Annotation and live review for perimeter, site and port monitoring, with privacy redaction built in.

From the camera to the guard on shift

Every part of the workflow where we can take work off your team.

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People and vehicles at the perimeter
Climbing, loitering and tailgating
Night and thermal footage

Detection

One ID across cameras
Vehicles and vessels in ports and yards
Crowd counts

Tracking

Alarms confirmed or dismissed live
False alarm reasons logged
Escalation notes for guards

Alerts

Faces and plates redacted
Hard condition test sets
Site footage collection briefs

Privacy and testing

We work with CCTV, thermal, drone and night vision.

What we label

Every class is written into a guide with your team before the first batch. Files come back as COCO JSON, YOLO, Pascal VOC, CSV, JSONL or your own schema.

Camera footage

  • People and vehicles

    Bounding box and track

    Person, car, truck, bike, boat

  • Behaviour

    Time span and class

    Loitering, climbing, running, tailgating

  • Zones

    Polygon

    Restricted area, fence line, gate

Alerts

  • Alarm review

    Class and reason

    Real intrusion, animal, weather, shadow, staff

Privacy

  • Redaction

    Bounding box and blur mask

    Face, number plate, screen

How we test the model

The tests that matter for security & surveillance models, and what you get back from each.

False alarm rate

Every reviewed alarm recorded as real or false, with the reason.

You get backFalse alarms by camera, hour and cause

Night and weather recall

Detections checked on purpose at night, in rain, fog and glare.

You get backRecall split by condition

Tracking accuracy

IDs checked across cameras for switches and losses.

You get backID switches and lost tracks by scene

Where security & surveillance teams start

Problems teams bring us, and the first piece of work we would scope.

Bring us the security & surveillance data your model gets wrong.

Send a small batch and get it back done, free, usually within 24 to 48 hours. You judge the work before you pay for anything.