Case study
Airport terminal operations
Cameras across aerobridges, check-in, arrivals and airside corridors are grouped into logical views in one console. Unattended-baggage and crowd alerts reach the terminal control room with video bookmarks.
Careers
Our software runs in airports, city traffic systems, defence control rooms and factories. This page describes the work behind it and how to apply.
- Software
- AI video analytics and video management software (VMS)
- Head office
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Apply by email
- info@videolytical.com
What we build and where it runs
We build software that analyses live and recorded video, extracts metadata and sends real-time alerts to command and control centres. Three anonymised case studies and one industry page show where it runs.
Case study
Helmet enforcement on a city highway
Rider helmet detection runs on highway cameras by day and night. Each violation becomes a plate-linked evidence record for the automated e-challan (electronic traffic penalty notice) workflow.
Case study
Command and control for a defence site
A multi-screen control room with camera walls and map correlation runs on an air-gapped network. Its on-premise analytics server is updated offline with signed packages.
Industry
Industrial plants and warehouses
For this sector the analytics check personal protective equipment and raise danger-zone alerts on shop floors. People counting covers movement in and out at docks, gates and entrances.
Kinds of work behind the products
Building and delivering the products takes several kinds of work. The four below are descriptions, not open positions.
- Computer vision and deep learning
- Each analytics module is a purpose-trained deep-learning model with its own rules engine. The work is to train and test these models, including custom models for site-specific objects, and to harden them for field conditions: glare, dust, monsoon rain, low light, dense crowds and mixed camera quality.
- Video systems and VMS engineering
- The video management software takes streams from existing IP cameras and network video recorders over ONVIF and RTSP. The work covers live view, recording, playback and search, video walls, and health telemetry for each node.
- Edge and server deployment
- The same software runs on edge devices, on-premise GPU servers and cloud instances. The work covers running the models on each and delivering signed updates, including offline packages for air-gapped networks.
- Solution engineering and field support
- Solution engineers map a customer’s cameras, sites and goals to the right modules. The work includes live demos on the customer’s own footage and the on-site rollout: site survey, network and GPU sizing, pilot, scale-out with calibration, then handover and training. Optimisation continues after handover.
How to apply
Applications go by email. Here is what to send and where.
Apply by email
The same address takes general enquiries, so it helps to put Careers in the subject line.
Head office
277, C Block, Sector 63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
What to send
- Your CV
- A short note about the work you want to do, such as one of the kinds described above
Individual openings are not listed on this page
To ask about work at Videolytical, write to the same address.
See the software on your own footage
If you are here to evaluate the software, arrange a live demo, send a sample clip or ask for an architecture and sizing discussion.