How it works
Scylla processes video stream content to develop meaningful insights about the activity and objects.
Scylla verifies the suspicious content in real-time through the Smart Decision-Making algorithm “Charon”. Information on the object, activity or identity is retrieved and forwarded to the alerting protocols.
Scylla distributes alerts in real-time to security response units through web and mobile channels with a relevant screenshot and complete information about the location and time of the incident.
Scylla works with
CCTV cameras
Scylla AI can be seamlessly integrated with most existing VMS and cameras and effectively filter out up to 99.95% of false alarms.
UAV cameras
We can detect small firearms at distances of up to 50m with 4K drone cameras and up to 100m with 8K cameras.
Bodycams
We can track and detect objects from moving backgrounds and in harsh conditions with analysis and response time taking less than one second.
Integrations
A camera is a living witness, and with Scylla it can help prevent an active shooter incident. Yes, the security guard saved lives, however, he lost his life. And maybe we could work on saving him too.
Chris Grollnek
Nation's Leading Active Shooter Prevention Expert
This is next-level AI, where you can detect it and you'll know it. At 345 Park Avenue the guy was walking down the street and nothing. Whoever had the Scylla system, it would've surfaced before that guy got near the door.
Joe Piscopo
The Joe Piscopo Show
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Learn moreScylla's transformative potential lies in its support to PSEAG's core mission, which is to safeguard America's strategic nuclear capabilities when they are in the department's car. The ability to detect and respond to threats swiftly is paramount when dealing with assets critical to deterrence — be they Trident missile submarines, intercontinental ballistic missiles or strategic bombers.
Drew Walter
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear Matters | defense.gov
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