Drone Security

Scylla AI technology effectively works on drone cameras with non-static environments and moving backgrounds keeping a watchful eye on your valued assets and operations.

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FAQ

Full HD - 4K resolution (4096 x 2160) operating with 10+ fps.

It is a proprietary algorithm specifically designed to take full advantage of high-resolution cameras (4K+). It helps detect critical events, even from a distance. In other solutions, to be able to process footage frames in real-time settings the resolution is being downscaled prior to analysis. This means losing valuable information and reducing detection distance. By utilizing "eagle eye" methodology Scylla retains all original information captured by camera and forwarded for analytics.

Yes, Scylla Drone Security can be combined with other Scylla AI-powered video security solutions and modules, such as Gun Detection, person re-identification, and other AI video analytics modules.

Yes, the area does not matter, as far as it is allowed to use drones in that area, Scylla Drone Security can be used anywhere.

No, Scylla only provides the AI video analytics software.

AI video analytics software is integrated with a camera, not with the drone.

The maximum detection distance depends on several factors - the camera characteristics to begin with. The camera resolution, in particular, plays a big role. However, the incorporated zooming-tracking algorithm used by Scylla allows checking the object in the original full-resolution the camera provides. Thus, unlike similar AI-based solutions, Scylla is not heavily dependent on the quality of the visuals that are usually downgraded when processed through neural network layers. Then there is a group of characteristics that can be related to camera “picture quality”, such as stream bandwidth, encoding, etc. There are conditions of visibility to consider as well, such as the illumination and object position. For example, the reliable minimum size limit for a person detection is around ~40-50 pixels which results in a maximum distance of up to 70-100 meters for most 4K cameras.

No, it does not have to be standing, the detections can be triggered while the drone is moving.

Scylla can operate on PTZ cameras, body cams, car dash-mounted cameras etc.

Drone Security

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FAQ

What is the “eagle eye” zooming algorithm used in Scylla Drone Security?

Can Scylla Drone Security be combined with other security solutions you provide? What modules can be utilized from a drone?

Can Drone Security be used in sports arenas or large shopping malls to find a missing person?

Does Scylla provide drones?

How do you integrate your software into the drone? Does it have to be in range of the server to work?

How close or far can the drone camera reach for detection?

Does the drone camera have to be standing still or can be moving?

What other moving background cameras does Scylla work on?