Thyseus

Thyseus Sample Data At Thyseus, we are able to track and geolocate any object seen from cameras. The data in this sample contains movement data of people and vehicles seen from this a live feed in Jackson, Wyoming. The video clip we used is here , and it can be cross referenced with this map visual here .

Scope: This scope of this data sample is movement data derived from a public livestream in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. It is for demonstration and evaluation purposes only, and contains no personally identifiable information. The demonstration showcases how our motion tracking technology can integrate with existing camera streams to collect movement data.

We can derive movement data in most well lit environments pedestrian and vehicle movement in urban areas, to object and equipment tracking in warehouse spaces. Scale: The dataset includes 100 seconds of movement data, capturing 3,119 data points for pedestrian movement and 5,628 data points for vehicle movement. This brief sample illustrates the granularity and precision of our tracking technology.

For production implementations, such as the continuous monitoring, our system operates 24/7, and is capable of processing and analyzing data in real-time across arbitrarily large areas. This scalability ensures that our solution can handle extensive datasets and provide detailed insights over prolonged periods, making it suitable for various large-scale applications. Value: There are a number of use cases for this data, including: Ground truth training data for machine learning models that use geospatial movement data as an input.

This data can be used as a part of fundamental analysis techniques to gain higher quality insights into people and vehicle movement patterns. Live monitoring of large buildings - By providing detailed movement analytics, our data can aid in optimizing layouts and operations of large indoor complexes, such as shopping malls, airports, and industrial facilities. Security monitoring - our data and interface allows for security operators to consistently have a birds eye view of what every camera covered area, not just the ones that are showing on the screen.