02Solutions · Video search
Intelligent search.
Recorded video becomes an investigation tool. Search by attributes, follow an object across cameras and rebuild the route on a map.
01Problem
Hours of video. One person.
An investigation often starts with a description or a photo. Finding that person across several cameras means watching hours of recordings, camera by camera.
- 01Manual review takes hours per case.
- 02The relevant moments are spread across many cameras and days.
- 03Investigators piece routes together by hand.
02System · Video search
Search by what you know.
Video search indexes recorded video. Investigators search by appearance, by vehicle characteristics or by a reference image where the deployment supports it, and review the matches in time order.
Person search
Clothing, silhouette and behavior, or a reference image where supported.
Vehicle search
Plates and characteristics such as type and color.
Object tracking
Automatic visual follow-up across supported cameras.
People counting
Flow and density reports by zone and time.
Simulated interface. Times and cameras are fictional.
03Architecture
From archive to route.
The AI video recorder stores and indexes video as it arrives. Investigators query the index from a workstation and get matching clips and a route on the map.
04Capabilities
What investigators can do.
Search
- Person search
- Visual characteristics, or a reference image where supported.
- Vehicle search
- Available identifiers and characteristics.
- Time and camera filters
- Narrow a search to a time window and a set of cameras.
Analysis
- Object tracking
- Follow a detected object across supported cameras.
- Route reconstruction
- Matches appear in time order and on the map.
- People counting
- Movement and density patterns by zone and time.
- Retention
- Reference configurations keep 10 to 30 days; capacity grows with added drives.
05Operational workflow
From a photo to a route.
- 01
Receive
A field officer receives a reference image or a description.
- 02
Define
The investigator sets attributes, cameras and a time window.
- 03
Search
The system returns matching moments across the recorded video.
- 04
Review
The investigator confirms the relevant matches.
- 05
Rebuild
Confirmed matches form a route on the map.
- 06
Share
The route and clips go to the field team.
06Deployment model
From survey to operation.
Search depends on what is recorded and how long it is kept. Retention and storage are part of the design from the first survey.
- 01
Assess
Cameras, retention needs and the investigation workflow.
- 02
Design
Storage sizing and search configuration.
- 03
Deploy
Recorders, storage and investigator workstations.
- 04
Integrate
Connection to cameras, command and field teams.
- 05
Operate
Monitoring, maintenance and system development.
07Integration
Part of one system.
- Video intelligence
The cameras and analytics that feed the archive.
- Command and control
Open an investigation from an event in the queue.
- Edge infrastructure
Local recording at remote control points.
- Connectivity
The network that carries video to the archive.
→Next step
Discuss a video search project.
Describe the site and the operational requirement. INKATEL will contact you to discuss the next steps.