Key Features of JARVIS Public Sector Video Analytics
Turn existing CCTV into real-time intelligence to strengthen public safety, automate surveillance, and improve government security operations.
Violence detection
Violent incidents identified in real time, so response times improve rather than the footage simply being available afterwards.
Automatic number plate recognition
Vehicles identified and movement patterns tracked, managing access control across government facilities.
Crowd detection & monitoring
Public spaces monitored for unusual gatherings, with real-time alerts that keep the control room ahead of the situation.
Facial recognition
Persons of interest identified in real time, streamlining investigations, visitor management and public safety operations.
SOS detection
Instant alerts the moment a predefined emergency situation occurs, so the right authority is notified without a call being made.
Intrusion detection
Perimeter security with real-time alerts and automated verification across critical infrastructure.
Why Government & Police Teams Choose JARVIS
JARVIS transforms existing CCTV into real-time intelligence to strengthen public safety, automate surveillance, and support secure government operations.
Key Challenges in Public Sector Operations
One control room, thousands of feeds
No duty officer can watch every wall at once. Video becomes an archive to investigate with, not a picture of what is happening now.
The response starts after the incident
A gathering turns, or a fight breaks out, and the first anyone in the control room hears of it is a call from the ground.
Records that can't be searched live
A person of interest walks past a working camera, and the match is only made days later by an officer scrubbing recordings.
Perimeters checked after the fact
A boundary at a government facility is crossed at night and the breach is confirmed the next morning, from the recording.
Trusted where safety
What security and administration leaders say about running JARVIS on the cameras they already had.
Case Studies
Frequently asked questions
Facial recognition technology uses artificial intelligence to analyze facial features and compare them against reference images or authorized databases. JARVIS uses AI-powered facial recognition to support person identification, watchlist monitoring, and public safety operations.
Government agencies can use facial recognition technology to identify persons of interest, support criminal investigations, monitor restricted areas, and strengthen surveillance operations. JARVIS integrates these capabilities with existing CCTV infrastructure.
Yes. AI-powered facial recognition technology can compare faces detected in live camera feeds against authorized watchlists and generate potential match alerts. JARVIS helps security teams review these alerts and support investigations.
Facial recognition technology helps automate person identification, reduce manual footage reviews, and support faster investigations. When combined with video analytics, JARVIS also enables crowd monitoring, intrusion detection, and security incident management.
Yes. JARVIS supports secure on-premise deployment, allowing government agencies to process facial recognition and video analytics within their own infrastructure, subject to applicable privacy, security, and data protection requirements.























