Veritone Introduces New AI-Powered Video Forensics Solution – Veritone Tracker
Veritone, Inc. (NASDAQ: VERI) has launched Veritone Tracker, an AI-powered solution that enhances video evidence processing in various sectors, including public safety and commercial enterprises. This innovative technology utilizes confidence-based similarity detection to monitor individuals and objects without compromising privacy through facial recognition. The Tracker integrates technology from Vision Semantics Ltd., allowing for more efficient investigative efforts by creating timelines from video footage and offering insights into individuals' activities.
- Launch of Veritone Tracker enhances video processing capabilities for law enforcement and private sectors.
- Integration with Vision Semantics Ltd. broadens the technology's applications and market potential.
- Offers a privacy-preserving method for tracking individuals, addressing common concerns around video surveillance.
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Veritone Tracker accelerates investigative efforts requiring rapid processing of video-based evidence in both public and private sectors
The new application was created using Veritone’s aiWARE and AI domain knowledge of evidence lifecycle management, as well as technology from the August acquisition of
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“Integrating VSL technology into aiWARE enables us to expand our capabilities and provide new offerings for existing and future customers,” said
Veritone Tracker enables corporations, governments, law enforcement agencies and justice organizations to quickly build an understanding of an individual’s activities and associations by assembling a collection of moments in video files to create a timeline. This type of “digital forensics” helps build a narrative around an event or an individual that is captured on video. Veritone Tracker can also help the private sector, including arena/stadium event teams, private security, daycare staff, elderly care centers and property management groups assess on-site video footage to find missing people or investigate specific situations that occurred on their premises.
“Veritone Tracker provides us with a unique offering for our customers who face serious problems processing video footage for any type of investigative use-case,” said
“This new technology enables organizations to focus on the work that matters most, expediting resolutions and keeping neighborhoods safe, without compromising private data,” said
In any type of investigative situation, whether conducted by a justice or public safety agency or another party outside the jurisdiction of the judicial system, video surveillance and evidence review is often performed manually. With the wide use of video enabled applications and many video enabled platforms, it can take countless hours to understand where and when people appeared and the context of a scene. Veritone Tracker streamlines this process, preserving valuable time and resources to achieve the best outcome and keeping citizens and the community safe.
“Veritone Tracker will offer current and future customers an advanced solution that saves countless hours of manual review time, while also preserving the privacy of individuals,” added Gacek.
Veritone Tracker’s AI engine identifies people as “human-like objects” (HLOs) in frames across videos, and stores those as detections. Tracker can return potential matches from those HLOs identified by the AI engine that best match a person of interest (POI). Tracker can also apply that process across a collection of videos and return all occurrences of a POI for review by a user.
Veritone Tracker can make it easier for investigators to identify a person of interest in a media file so that the features of that individual can be surfaced across other ingested video files from multiple sources and camera angles. They can use this to help find a missing person faster and build a timeline of events across traffic cameras, security footage, and other video sources that would otherwise require manual review to piece together.
Artificial intelligence helps make video evidence review more effective, efficient and economically competitive; however, technologies such as facial recognition have traditionally brought privacy concerns to the forefront. Veritone Tracker addresses many of these privacy concerns while enabling agencies to keep communities safe while managing the burden of reviewing hours of video footage.
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