SWSAM services
SWSAM develops and integrates video analytics for selected visual workflows. Start by defining what the organisation needs to observe and how that information will be used by an operator or connected system.
Discuss video analyticsDescribe the events, objects or activity relevant to the intended workflow. Person detection, tracking, counting and identity-related use cases require different evaluation and review decisions.
Agree the observation that matters, when it should be reviewed and what the receiving process should do with it. A video-analysis output should be assessed in its operating context rather than treated as an automatic decision.
Discuss camera inputs, viewing angles, lighting, image quality and the existing video environment. Representative footage helps define the development and evaluation work.
Supported inputs, integration with existing systems, processing location, access permissions and any operational support are agreed within the project. Camera or platform compatibility is evaluated rather than assumed.
Explore Hyper-i when assessing the existing video and identity product capabilities. Use this service route for a tailored application, visual workflow or integration discussion.
Computer vision can support security and operational applications. This service scope does not automatically include physical security hardware, installation or a complete surveillance operation; those responsibilities must be explicitly agreed.
SWSAM develops computer vision solutions around the images, documents and video used in organisational workflows. We connect the interpretation of visual information to a defined business process, system or decision.
Explore Computer vision & identity
Integrate facial verification and active or passive liveness with Hyper-i APIs and SDKs. Explore identity, touchless attendance and video analytics.
Explore Hyper-iAssess AI models, data, prompts, agents, tools and integrations. Test behaviour, guardrails and security before deployment and during operation.
Explore AI security assessments