AI Forensic Camera Search Engine
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I want a single, self-contained Windows .exe that acts like a forensic command center. Its primary job is facial recognition: I type a government name or drop a photo and the program must hunt for that face across every feed I connect to.
Data sources are wide open—live satellite imagery, drone footage, and both public and private camera networks. The application needs to pull from them in real time while also letting me comb through archived recordings, so I can trace a person on any street, highway corner, or storefront no matter when the footage was captured.
Here’s what I expect when the work is finished:
• A robust executable with GPU-accelerated facial recognition and an indexed search engine built in.
• Plug-and-play connectors (RTSP/ONVIF, custom API, or similar) for satellite streams, drones, pole cams, and CCTV systems.
• Live alerts when a match appears, plus the ability to perform deep historical searches at any time.
• A map-based interface that pins every detection to its exact location for quick situational awareness.
• Exportable logs and snapshots to preserve chain-of-custody for court.
If you have experience merging computer-vision models with large, heterogeneous video feeds and can deliver a rock-solid .exe that meets these criteria, let’s get started.
Data sources are wide open—live satellite imagery, drone footage, and both public and private camera networks. The application needs to pull from them in real time while also letting me comb through archived recordings, so I can trace a person on any street, highway corner, or storefront no matter when the footage was captured.
Here’s what I expect when the work is finished:
• A robust executable with GPU-accelerated facial recognition and an indexed search engine built in.
• Plug-and-play connectors (RTSP/ONVIF, custom API, or similar) for satellite streams, drones, pole cams, and CCTV systems.
• Live alerts when a match appears, plus the ability to perform deep historical searches at any time.
• A map-based interface that pins every detection to its exact location for quick situational awareness.
• Exportable logs and snapshots to preserve chain-of-custody for court.
If you have experience merging computer-vision models with large, heterogeneous video feeds and can deliver a rock-solid .exe that meets these criteria, let’s get started.