65+ Airports using WildFaces' Autonomous AI Systems
65+ Airports using WildFaces' Autonomous AI Systems
Airports in the US, Turkey, Malaysia and beyond are using WildFaces' Autonomous AI to manage passenger flow, detect threats, and streamline operations, all with their existing camera infrastructure.
✔ Multi-Sensory Predictive maintenance on the tarmac ✔ Traffic and parking management outside the terminal ✔ Abandoned bag detection, even in crowded areas despite of significant passenger movement Anonymized Facial Tracking to find missing people
Turn Your CCTV Infrastructure Into a Cost-Saving Video Utility
Most cities run CCTV like private power generators, separate systems for every department. WildFaces' Video Utility flips that model. It’s a centralised, intelligent platform with built-in privacy & security where each department gets access only to what they need and pays only for what they use.
✔ Reduce CCTV infrastructure costs by 20X
✔ Reduce storage & bandwidth by 90%
✔ Eliminate camera duplication & maintenance costs
No need to replace your infrastructure. Just make it work smarter to achieve operational efficiency.
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WildFaces’ patented “On-The-Move” Artificial Intelligence (AI) based analytics system, WildAI, provides video, sound and smell analytics from moving sensors/ cameras on drones, moving robots and body-worn cameras. Such systems have been implemented on numerous government and commercial sites worldwide.
Applications range from anonymized tracking (with privacy protection) and traffic congestion management to sound and smell analytics.
WildAI requires minimal training, is computing light (does not require GPUs) and can be deployed very quickly. It:
Operates in real-time even when the sensor is “On-the-move”.
Requires little data training – no labelling, no deep learning