Concrete uses of AI video analytics: who uses it, in what situations, and what they get out of it.

One camera, no site plans, three days of footage. How we measured a courtyard, rebuilt it as a digital twin and replayed 159 real walks.
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Steam, fog and dust trigger false smoke alarms on CCTV. Why fire models miss them and how to measure false alarms per camera per day.
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Most fire datasets start when flames appear. Labelling the onset frame and first flame shows how early your model really raises the alarm.
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Synthetic data can lift fire and smoke detection when mixed with real footage. It cannot replace it or prove a false alarm rate. The evidence.
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A stolen catalytic converter, several days of footage and six hours of night to review. The story that started Xentim, and what search in footage changes.
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How a plant security manager uses AI video analytics: an alert when someone is at the fence after hours, finding an event in one sentence, and shorter truck dwell time at the bays.
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How a property manager uses AI video analytics: who dumped the bulky waste, whether the garbage truck really came, who blocked the fire lane and who scratched a car.
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Illegal dumping, hazardous waste and disputed pickups: how municipalities and waste utilities can use AI video analytics to find the culprit without manually reviewing footage.
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How railways and infrastructure managers can use AI video analytics: a vehicle stopped at a crossing, a person in the track zone, sidings after hours and a fast replay of an event.
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Early smoke warning from camera images: where it makes sense, what deployments in California and at waste processing plants showed, and why it does not replace a fire alarm system.
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AI video analytics at the airport: congestion at security and check-in, the terminal kerbside, the apron and restricted zones.
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Counting free parking spaces and detecting congestion from existing camera images: how it was done in Denmark, what works in tunnels and what can be set up at your site.
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