Aiworx is a new real-time Search Engine that augments surveillance systems with natural language search capabilities across recorded video footage. Aiworx uses algorithmic deep learning tools to give any surveillance or security camera the ability to recognize objects, colors, people, vehicles, animals and more. Aiworx makes every nanosecond of video searchable instantly, letting users type in keywords like “white truck” to find every relevant clip instead of searching through hours of footage. Aiworx quite simply creates a Google for video.

With Aiworx, video cameras used to view. Now, they can see. With Aiworx convert your passive cameras to active cameras.

Aiworx determines that something being recorded is interesting by detecting a significant amount of activity in a scene. Currently, Aiworx sends the ‘interesting’ scene back to cloud based neural networks which simultaneously vote on what they think the user would consider interesting.

AiFactory partnered with Camio, a startup founded by former Googlers who worked on the early Google Street View technology. With a view to solve the question of – why shouldn’t there be a way to search video feeds? The initial technology concept was born - Aiworx.

AiFactory’s goal is to enable small/medium businesses to access the benefits from Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning. AIFactory used its significant expertise in the marketplace to help hone the technology and create a platform that was market ready and powerful enough to turn any security camera into an AI-based network.

The app features a dynamic but easy to use interface that acts like a simple search engine along with easy access to all your relevant video clips. Aiworx gives users the ability to vote clips up or down, helping the system get even smarter and customized for their preferences and ultimately will show them only things they really care about. The search feature works much like Google, prompting users as they type in letters through natural language process to find common words and search terms. The app also lets users view their live video feed.

Aiworx installs the BOX, The Box will allow Aiworx to break down your surveillance video into metadata and send it along to the secure server. The metadata is analyzed by the deep learning engine and transforms it into searchable pieces of information. In as little as an hour, Aiworx is ready to be queried for video clips on your system.

Aiworx is an open platform for smart video monitoring and can scale from a single pet cam at home to thousands of video streams in data centers. It works with all cameras, DVRs, NVRs, and VMSs that support standard H.264 RTSP video streams.

Aiworx takes the security of your data seriously. To that end, Aiworx cloud does not require port forwarding, which is an all-too-common practice of opening inbound ports on your firewall. The system relies on SSL protocol and Perfect Forward Secrecy which mean no captured data from previous exploits can be used to gain access to future sessions. This create clean, secure outbound traffic from your network which is owned wholly by the user and only accessible by the user (unless explicitly shared by the user).

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Aiworx provides the most cost-effective video surveillance by using only the bandwidth and cloud services required for each site. Instead of expensive on-premise equipment provisioned for peak capacity, Aiworx adapts to the scene to reduce costs without any limitations in storage capacity or features.

Answers to the following questions determine the price.

a) What's the estimated hours per day of motion-triggered recorded video across all cameras?

• This is not the total hours recorded but rather the total hours recorded with objects moving in the scene (e.g. for cameras focused solely on an entrance/exit door, an approximation would be the number of door-openings multiplied by 20 seconds it takes people to enter/exit).

b) What's the video history retention period required?

• (base-level service includes 30-day history)

c) How many video streams do you want to record?

d) What's the bitrate and resolution of the video streams?

• please include the approximate mix if it varies - e.g. 100 streams at 1080p @ 2Mbps, 50 streams at 4K @ 3Mbps, …

e) How will the video streams be used?

• forensic search (after-the-fact)
• how many hours of video reviewed by a human per week?
• alerts (real-time analysis)?
• how many hours of video per day have real motion to analyze?

f) Optionally, what percent (or count) of cameras require Advanced Object Labeling (AOL)?

• The basic service already includes adaptive motion analysis, people vs. vehicle, color, importance ranking, direction of movement, face detection and zone intersections that are common needs across most every camera. AOL is the additional computation required to infer labels for objects and text, and AOL is commonly needed only on a portion of all cameras.

Prior to Aiworx, surveillance footage could be viewed or searched in two ways. First, someone can sit in front of monitors, watching footage live and monitor for any suspicious or relevant activity. The second way is to have someone review video footage, combing through hours and hours to find and mark relevant clips for review or usage. Either way can be tedious, time consuming and inefficient.

Aiworx creates an entirely new way to find video footage that matters – while it is still capturing streaming camera content, the camera is constantly sending Aiworx footage and asking – does this matter? What about this? Or this?

Aiworx uses machine learning and metadata to analyze each piece of footage and can recognize when objects, people, cars and activities are relevant and when they are uninteresting. The relevant activity is captured, stored and tagged in HD and ready to be searched at a moment’s notice.

The impact Aiworx has on building owners’ ability to keep their properties safe, or governments to protect citizens or law enforcement to solve crimes cannot be understated. This powerful technology has been adapted by the surveillance experts at Aiworx to create an effective and unintrusive way to keep people and property safer.

The average surveillance camera captures 2 minutes of interesting or relevant video for users in a 24-hour period. The existing ways to find meaningful clips or see something problematic is to either sit someone in front of the camera feed 24/7 or search through hours and hours of footage. Aiworx connects surveillance cameras/NVRs to state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms to create a new level of intelligence in security.

Due to the open platform's brand agnostic approach, Aiworx offers security dealers in residential and commercial applications the unique ability to augment any existing surveillance equipment or install a cutting-edge solution their customers will find powerful and ease to use.

Installation-wise, all that is required by the dealer is the install of the box which is installed between the surveillance system and the customer's network and the download of the Aiworx software to bring the system online. Once installed, the system begins to take advantage of the massive Aiworx cloud library to tag the metadata being fed through the system by the surveillance cameras.

Aiworx can also be a powerful tool used by security dealers to revisit past installations with a quick, easy, and powerful add-on service or, bring on new business by visiting jobs they may have missed the initial bid on.

The Nest camera cloud is proprietary and closed and data cannot be used by the Aiworx cloud to be analyzed and categorized into a search engine.

Nest Aware allows for facial recognition and alerts users of an event based on the history of what the cameras have seen. However, if an alert is not given, users still must sift through their captured footage to find certain events or moments that they might be looking for; Nest does not categorize or give users the ability to search. Aiworx is a complete smart video search engine and designed to solve problems in the review and analysis of video footage.