It is already published
Public catalogues, put out by the agencies that own the cameras.
EVERY PUBLISHED FEED, ON ONE MAP.
OmniVigilant gathers municipal open data, weather and traffic feeds, and officially published camera streams into one workstation for authorised analysts. Detection runs on the machine in front of you. Every privileged action is written to a tamper-evident log.
Accounts are created by your administrator. There is no public sign-up.
34
Published sources
34
States reached
13,864
Cameras counted
10
Quality grades
This is one of them
A fixed unit on a pole, pointed down one street.
A car comes up the street
Tracked, and read once the plate is close enough.
An officer confirms the read
Only then does it turn red.
It reaches the workstation as one entry
The sighting, the plate, and the crop it was read from.
And where it went
Filed to a case. Whether it matters is the officer's call.
THE REST OF IT
Four pages of what the product is, and one that takes you to your own department’s door.
01PlatformTwelve things it does, each one a directory in the source tree02NetworkThirty-four published catalogues across thirty-four states03LimitsThe eight things it refuses to do, and what each one costs04DeploymentOne address per agency, and why an account cannot cross between them05Find your agencySearch the directory and go straight to your department's sign-in
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Your department already has an address. Find it.
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