DynoPublicSafety provides an AI‑driven video review platform that automatically detects and redacts faces and other personally identifiable information in law‑enforcement footage. The on‑demand, scalable service processes requests per video, charging only for volume while keeping all original files under agency custody and meeting CJIS and FedRAMP security standards. Integrated with existing video management tools, it offers hierarchical review, audit trails, and customizable reporting to help public‑safety agencies eliminate backlogs and maintain compliance.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Public safety agencies often accumulate large backlogs of video footage that must be reviewed and redacted to protect privacy and meet legal requirements. Manual redaction is time‑consuming, costly, and prone to errors, leading to delayed releases and compliance risks.
Solution
DynoPublicSafety offers an AI‑driven video review platform that automatically detects and redacts faces and other identifiable information in law‑enforcement video assets. The system processes requests on demand, scaling to handle peak workloads while charging only for the volume processed, which helps agencies eliminate backlogs without over‑provisioning resources. All video files remain under agency custody; the software never stores or edits original footage, ensuring data sovereignty. The platform is built to meet CJIS and FedRAMP security standards, includes comprehensive auditing, and integrates with existing video management tools, allowing agencies to maintain compliance and streamline release workflows.
Target Audience
Primary customers are law‑enforcement agencies, public‑safety departments, and other government entities that must review and redact video evidence to meet privacy and compliance requirements.
Features
- Automated detection and redaction of faces and other personally identifiable information using advanced machine‑learning models
- On‑demand, scalable processing that charges per video request, eliminating the need for permanent infrastructure
- CJIS‑compliant system architecture with FedRAMP‑approved analysis environment and full audit trails
- No video storage or editing; agencies retain full custody of original footage throughout the workflow
- Integration connectors for existing video management and case‑management software
- Hierarchical review interface with granular user permissions and custom event cataloging aligned with departmental policies
- Configurable productivity dashboards and trend analytics for reporting and performance monitoring