HOW DO ANYVISION'S 'SMART' CCTV CAMERAS WORK?
AnyVision is partnering with Nvidia to create smart CCTV cameras across the country.
The CCTV cameras are equipped with facial recognition technology that's capable of scanning and identifying faces in crowds, airports, schoolyards, prisons, ATM machines, casinos and other scenarios.
Facial recognition technology automatically identifies potential persons of interest and sends that data to a system being analyzed by algorithms and human monitors.
AnyVision's app (pictured) provides access to live locations, photos and video footage
AnyVision says the technology is 'more than 99% accurate' in large crowds.
The face is compared with information in a data system, which can determine if the person is a known terrorist, criminal or missing person.
AnyVision built an app for use by tactical teams on the ground.
Tactical teams have access to live locations, photos and video feeds to help them catch a suspicious person.
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