Most CCTV is reviewed after the fact. Cameras record diligently, nobody watches the wall of screens, and footage is pulled only once something has already gone wrong.
Named for the all-seeing warrior, Meghnad runs analytics on the feeds you already have.
What it watches for
Face recognition against an enrolled set. Intrusion into defined zones and loitering beyond a threshold. Crowd density and people counting. Vehicle detection and number-plate recognition. Anomalies against learned normal behaviour.
When something matches, the notification goes out immediately — so a team acts on the event rather than reconstructing it.
What to plan for
Face recognition and ANPR are personal data, and surveillance deployments carry obligations beyond the technical: a defined lawful basis under the DPDP Act, signage and notice, retention limits, and a policy on who may query the system and for what. We scope those with you as part of the deployment rather than treating them as the operator's problem.