1
See everyone on a map
Every camera's tracks on one live floor plan.
Your control room stops switching between screens and watches one picture of the whole site.
AI command and control
All of it recorded.
Almost none of it stopped.
Track2Map turns the cameras a site already has into real-time spatial intelligence. It holds a marked person across every camera on one live floor plan, and closes the distance to whoever can reach them.
The problem
Coverage stopped being the problem years ago.
Following one person through it never got
solved.
The moment somebody leaves the first camera, the control room is switching feeds by hand, and the recording ends up explaining what happened instead of changing it.
Four questions decide how an incident ends. Nobody answers them while it is still happening.
- 01
Do we have a suspect?
- 02
Where are they now?
- 03
Which way are they moving?
- 04
Who is closest to them?
Every camera is recording. Nobody is following the person.
Where this is going
One system that closes the loop.
A full AI command and control system for secured sites. It understands the crowd moving through the site, recognises a threat as it unfolds, raises the alert, tracks the people involved, and guides the response team to them. The same live coordinate can drive a guard app, control room dispatch, or a drone.
Running today
Track2Map transforms existing facility camera feeds into real-time spatial intelligence by continuously tracking individuals across multiple cameras and projecting their live locations onto a unified 2D floor plan.
2
Hold the person
An operator clicks a person on any screen, or a guard marks them from a phone.
Whoever saw them first no longer has to keep watching. The system holds them through crowds, occlusion and blind spots.
3
Close the distance
Live position, direction of travel, and who is nearest to respond.
Your team is sent to where the person is now, not to where they were when somebody called it in.
Security across critical domains
Anywhere somebody is seen, and then lost.
01
Healthcare
An open public building with enormous turnover and no screening at the door.
- A patient wanders offA man with dementia leaves his ward. Staff know exactly who he is. Nobody can say which corridor he is in now.
- A visitor assaults a nurseIt is over in seconds and he walks out of the department. Security knows who they are looking for, not where he is.
- A newborn is taken from the wardThe hospital locks down, staff leave their posts to cover the exits, and nobody can say which way they went.
02
Terminals and airports
Where losing one person costs the whole building an afternoon.
- A one-way gate is breachedA guard sees him enter the sterile area. The terminal is emptied and thousands of passengers are screened again.
- An unattended bag, and whoever left itThey are on camera walking away, and by the time the bag is called in nobody can find them.
- Someone leaves the queue and does not come backSeen at the checkpoint, gone by the time anyone goes looking.
03
Commercial and retail
Hundreds of cameras, one control room, and a crowd to disappear into.
- A child is separated from a parentEveryone knows what they are wearing. Nobody can watch every camera at once.
- A violent incident in the concourseIt is over in seconds and the person walks into the busiest part of the building.
- An organised theft crewStaff recognise them on the way in. Following them between floors is where it falls apart.
04
Stadiums and venues
One guard sees it. Then the crowd closes.
- A guard spots somebody worth followingHe is the only person who has seen him, and the man steps out of view.
- A fight in the standsStewards arrive after it ends and the people involved have already moved.
- Someone reaches a restricted areaSeen going through the door, and then the search is floor by floor.
05
Government and campuses
A badge at the door, and nothing watching the corridors behind it.
- Somebody tailgates through the barrierThe badge log shows one entry and the camera shows two people.
- A visitor leaves the escorted routeReception knows exactly who signed in. Nobody knows which floor they are on.
- A threat made at the front deskThe person walks off into a building with thousands of people in it.
06
Education
Open by design, crowded by timetable, and almost never screened.
- An outsider is seen inside a buildingStaff notice somebody who does not belong. He walks on before anyone reaches him.
- A student is reported at riskFriends know what they were wearing and roughly where they went. Campus security has to search.
- A dispute escalates between buildingsIt starts in one place and moves. Nobody is holding the people involved across the site.
07
Somewhere else
If your site already has the cameras and the same thing keeps happening, the shape of the problem is probably one of these.
Tell us about itWho we are
Arbel Askayo
Co-Founder & CEO
Nir Manor
Co-Founder & CTO
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