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RCC · Video and AI

Find a person or a vehicle across hours of video, by description

Search by attributes or in plain words across cameras and time, follow a journey from camera to camera, and hand investigators a signed evidence package.

Capabilities

What forensic search in RCC does

  • Attribute search

    Clothing, colours, carried objects and vehicle types, across cameras and time ranges.

  • Plain-language search

    Describe what you are looking for; RCC shows how it read the request before it runs it.

  • Journeys across cameras

    Sightings joined into a route, with the time at each camera and the video markers in the player.

  • Video synopsis

    Hours of footage condensed so every moving object appears in minutes of review.

  • Investigations

    Cases with classification and membership, an evidence register and a timeline.

  • Signed evidence packages

    Clips, stills and notes exported together, signed and hashed, ready for disclosure.

How it works

From a description to an evidence package

  1. Describe

    Search by attributes or in plain words.

  2. Review

    Matches across cameras, ranked and grouped.

  3. Follow

    Join sightings into a journey.

  4. Package

    Export signed evidence for the case.

Where it is used

When investigators search

  • Missing person

    Find the last sighting across a campus or a station.

  • Vehicle trace

    Follow a vehicle from the entry gate to the car park.

  • Post-incident review

    Reconstruct what happened, in order, with evidence.

On the RCC platform

Stronger next to the rest of RCC

A search can start from an incident, its finds join the investigation, and the package it exports is sealed in the evidence vault with its chain of custody.

Questions

What buyers ask

Can searches be audited?

Yes. Every search, view and export is recorded against the case and the person who ran it.

Search your own footage

Send a few hours of recording from your cameras. We will search it with you for a person or a vehicle you describe.