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Resurgenix - Video Intelligence Layer
Controlled On-Site Evaluation

Evaluate AI video intelligence on your existing CCTV

Validate real-time detection accuracy, stream latency, and operator alert workflows on your actual facility cameras before making site-wide capital commitments. Zero camera hardware replacements required.

1. Who the pilot is for

Our pilot program is designed for enterprise and institutional security leaders actively evaluating automated computer vision layers on existing camera infrastructure:

Plant & Operations Heads

Industrial facilities, factories, and warehouses needing to evaluate hazardous machinery exclusion zones, worker perimeter safety, or gate vehicle turnaround.

Enterprise Security Directors

Corporate real estate, commercial campuses, and data centers seeking to automate unauthorized server room entry, lobby tailgating, and after-hours floor monitoring.

Healthcare & Institutions

Hospital administrators, municipal departments, and infrastructure operators evaluating emergency bay blockage, sterile zone protection, and concourse density.

2. What can be evaluated

During the pilot, you can evaluate one or more of our verified computer vision capabilities across 4 to 8 designated camera channels:

Restricted Zones

Virtual polygons and directional tripwires with sub-second alert dispatch.

Workforce Verification

Consent-based, contactless optical attendance at office or plant turnstiles.

Perimeter Intrusion

Boundary line-crossing with environmental noise and foliage filtering.

Vehicle Intelligence

Gate license plate recognition (ANPR) and commercial vehicle dwell logging.

3. Existing CCTV compatibility

Resurgenix connects directly to existing IP cameras and NVR systems via standard RTSP or ONVIF streams over your local network. Analog systems connect through standard multi-channel IP encoders.

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Assessment Validation Notice

Compatibility is confirmed during a site assessment. Camera mounting angles, target zone illumination, and local network throughput are verified prior to hardware placement.

4. Deployment process

We deploy pilots through a structured four-stage engineering workflow designed to cause zero disruption to active facility operations:

1Step 1

Stream & Network Assessment

We inspect your target RTSP camera feeds, resolution, illumination, and local network topology remotely or on-site.

2Step 2

Edge Appliance Installation

A compact localized edge server is connected to your dedicated surveillance VLAN without touching wider corporate networks.

3Step 3

Rule Calibration & Zone Mapping

Virtual tripwires, safety exclusion polygons, and time schedules are calibrated directly on live camera video streams.

4Step 4

Ground-Truth Evaluation Review

We compare system event logs, alerts, and snapshots against manual ground truth to verify detection reliability.

5. Evaluation methodology

We believe in transparent, evidence-based evaluation rather than subjective vendor claims. Every pilot follows these core methodological principles:

Define Success Criteria Together

Before powering on inference, we document concrete measurable objectives (e.g., alert dispatch speed, false-alarm tolerance, and lighting condition boundaries).

Agreed Evaluation Scope

The pilot is restricted to an agreed camera footprint (typically 4 to 8 cameras) to maintain controlled focus and prevent network overhead.

Agreed Detection Rules

Specific virtual polygon coordinates, minimum dwell durations, and directional filters are jointly configured and locked for consistent observation.

Review of Alerts Against Ground Truth

Security staff logs actual real-world test events to systematically benchmark system detections against human-observed ground truth.

6. Expected outputs

At the conclusion of the evaluation period, your team receives tangible operational artifacts to guide procurement decisions (no unverified accuracy percentages or hypothetical ROI figures):

1

Detailed Event Logs

Exportable CSV and JSON logs detailing timestamps, zone IDs, and detection classes.

2

Alert Samples & Clips

A verified repository of high-resolution snapshots and video buffer clips from test triggers.

3

Dashboard Access

Full operator access to the local web interface to evaluate alert filtering and workflow ergonomics.

4

Summary Findings Report

An engineering report highlighting camera angle observations, lighting limitations, and scaling recommendations.

7. Next steps

Complete the pilot request form below. Our engineering team in Kolkata will review your target camera channels and schedule an introductory feasibility call to finalize scope.

Submit your pilot evaluation request

Fill in your facility details and designated evaluation zones below.

Contact us for enterprise pricing.

Questions about edge hardware requirements or stream formats? Speak with our engineers: