Public safety · Face surveillance
Turn authorized camera networks into real-time watchlist alerts and faster, evidence-led investigations — without replacing human judgment.
Mission outcomes
Public-safety teams do not need more feeds. They need a controlled way to find, verify and act on relevant events across cameras, locations and time.
Screen authorized video streams against one or more controlled watchlists, and route candidate matches to trained operators with the camera, time, score and reference record.
Support time-critical searches across permitted cameras and help teams focus review on the most relevant appearances.
Search recorded footage by face and reconstruct a timeline across locations without manually watching every minute.
Apply different identification and notification policies to transport hubs, government facilities, borders and major-event zones.
Operational workflow
Ayonix recognizes all walking people in the streets. No missing face, no missing identities based on its 20 years of experience in the field.
Investigations
Start from an image, a clip or a previous sighting. Search permitted recordings, group likely appearances and build a reviewable sequence for investigators.
Deployment & integration
Use Ayonix as a biometric intelligence layer within existing video operations. Plugin and connector scope is confirmed against the customer's versions, licenses and workflow.
Low-latency processing near cameras with reduced upstream bandwidth.
Keep biometric data and operations inside customer-controlled infrastructure.
Scale centralized workloads where policy and connectivity permit.
Process video locally and federate governed events to a central command layer.
Integration availability is project-specific. Certification, version support and required licenses must be validated before procurement.
Request an integration reviewResponsible operations
Public-safety deployments succeed when the operational safeguards are designed with the technology.
Separate galleries by mission, authorization, geography and validity period.
Treat candidate matches as leads. Require trained review before consequential action.
Set and test thresholds by camera conditions, operating risk and response workflow.
Apply event and evidence retention rules aligned with lawful purpose and policy.
Limit enrolment, search, export and administration to authorized functions.
Record searches, reviews, decisions, exports and administrative changes.
Often, yes. Suitability depends on face size, camera angle, lighting, motion, compression and scene density. Ayonix recommends validating performance with representative footage before deployment.
No. A candidate match is an investigative lead or alert for trained human review. Operational policy should require confirmation and define when further action is permitted.
The solution can be designed for edge, on-premises, approved cloud or hybrid environments, based on latency, scale, connectivity and data-governance requirements.
Ayonix offers project-based integration options for Milestone XProtect, Genetec Security Center and Network Optix Nx Witness, as well as ONVIF, RTSP, APIs and webhooks. Compatibility and plugin scope are confirmed during solution design.
Use the intended cameras, representative people and conditions, the real gallery size and the planned decision threshold. Measure false matches, missed matches, image-quality failures, speed and the complete operator workflow — not one headline number.
Start with your environment
We will map camera suitability, expected throughput, integration points, governance controls and a measurable evaluation plan.
Public-safety and law-enforcement teams use Ayonix for watchlist screening and face identification against CCTV - part of Ayonix Face Recognition. Ayonix supports government and public-safety deployments that keep recognition on-premise, with a human reviewing every candidate match.
