Solutions / Urban Operations & Infrastructure Monitoring
Urban Operations
A Sensor Network You Already Own.
Dumping, theft, vandalism, hazards found days late. Watch those sites with the cameras the city already owns and hear about problems while they are happening.
From camera to work order
Trusted where the stakes are high
Pick your operation, see the coverage change
Stop paying for problems you could have caught. The losses in your budget already happen on camera. Now somebody is watching.
- Hear about it while it is happening. A blocked street or a hazard in the right of way becomes an alert, not a complaint three days later.
- Straight into the work order queue. Events arrive with the location, the time and the footage in the system your crews already answer to.
- Fewer surprises in the claims file. The hazard the city knew about early is a very different conversation than the one it learned about in a lawsuit.
Dumping hotspots, watched around the clock. The site you keep cleaning gets a camera that reports the truck, not just the pile.
- Catch the dump in progress. The vehicle that stops where vehicles never stop raises an alert with the footage saved for the case.
- From cleanup cost to enforcement case. The clip, the timestamp and the location go to code enforcement with faces of bystanders blurred first.
- Watch the pattern shrink. Once a few notices land, hotspots go quiet. The record proves it to the council.
Start where the wins are easiest. Watching an empty yard at night raises no privacy questions and pays for itself in prevented losses.
- Break-ins caught as they start. After hours entry at yards, plants and equipment sites alerts your people the moment it happens.
- A quiet first month. Detection runs silently at first, building a record of what actually happens at night before anyone gets paged.
- That record earns the rollout. A month of real events makes the budget case and the grant application for you.
A case needs more than a photo. Footage that is preserved, tracked and properly blurred turns a detection into something you can enforce.
- Evidence that holds up. Every event keeps its footage in a controlled record with a clear trail of who accessed it.
- Blurred before it leaves the building. People who have nothing to do with the case are anonymized before a notice or a hearing packet goes out.
- The history is one search away. Pull every event at a location in minutes when the hearing asks how long this has been going on.
What You Get
What your operations team starts seeing
Illegal dumping in progress
The stop and dump pattern at known sites raises an alert with the footage saved, for the crew and for the case.
Break-ins at yards and plants
Theft and vandalism at equipment sites caught as they start. This is the deployment that pays for itself first.
Blocked streets and hazards
Conditions a camera can see get reported when they happen instead of when someone complains.
Flooding and overflow, done honestly
High water at a known underpass or an overflowing site needs a detector built for that site. We build and prove it on your own footage, and we say so plainly rather than calling it off the shelf.
Events where your crews work
Alerts land in your work order and 311 systems with everything attached. Nobody checks another dashboard.
Evidence handled properly
Footage is preserved, access is tracked, and faces are blurred before anything leaves the city.
One platform, separate budgets
Operations shares the cameras and platform public safety already uses, under its own access and its own budget.
No new cameras to buy
It runs on the cameras and video systems the city already owns, on your own servers.
How It Works
Detect, verify, route
Detect
The software watches your hotspots, yards and streets around the clock on the cameras already there.
Verify
Uncertain flags get an AI review of the clip before anyone is interrupted. Outdoor sites are tuned one by one against what normal looks like there.
Route and preserve
Verified events land in your work order tools with the footage attached, and the evidence record is ready if enforcement follows.
Products Inside
The products inside
Nexus
Enterprise content platform
The record underneath: storage, search, identity, retention, audited access and chain of custody.
Explore Nexus →AI Live Insight
Real-time video analytics
Detection on the cameras already installed, over RTSP and ONVIF, with event-driven recording.
Explore AI Live Insight →AI Intelligence Hub
Agentic AI platform
The workflow that runs when an event fires: scene context, policy routing, human checkpoints, cited search.
Explore AI Intelligence Hub →Redactor
AI redaction at scale
Faces and identifying detail removed before footage is disclosed, with the original intact.
Explore Redactor →FAQ
Urban operations monitoring, asked and answered
We have cameras at some sites but nobody watches them. Is that enough?
That is exactly the situation this is for. The software watches the existing cameras continuously, and nobody on your team has to look at anything until an event pages them with the footage attached.
Can it really detect dumping reliably outdoors?
Outdoor sites are messy, which is why every camera is tuned to its own view against a recording of what normal looks like there, and why uncertain flags get an AI review before anyone is interrupted. Setup includes proving it on your own footage, and the first month runs quietly.
What about flooding or waste overflow?
Both are real needs and both need a detector built for the specific site. We build those per project, prove them on footage from your locations, and tell you plainly what they can and cannot do. We do not sell them as off the shelf features.
How does this reach our work-order system?
Through integrations we configure against the work order or 311 system your department already uses. Events arrive with what happened, where, when and a link to the footage, ready to dispatch a crew or open a case.
Where does it run?
On servers the city controls. Operations can share the platform and cameras public safety already runs, under its own access rules and its own budget line.
Bring one yard and one loss line
Pick the site that gets hit most and the loss you are tired of budgeting for. We will watch it with your own cameras for a month and show you what the nights look like.