Oosto

Feed Oosto video from your security cameras and it sends back real-time alerts when a face matches a person of interest.

Oosto is a facial recognition tool for security teams that covers person of interest monitoring, video analytics and access control.

It works with existing cameras, so starting does not require new hardware.

You can run Oosto in the cloud, on your own premises, or build it into your own software through an SDK.

On-premises is the option to look at if your security policy keeps video inside your network.

Its Vision AI also covers body and behavior intelligence, which reads how people move and act as well as who they are, so Oosto reaches into safety and operational problems and not only watchlist matching.

Oosto says its system eliminates false positives.

Test that against your own footage and lighting before you rely on it.

The platform suits organizations with dedicated security staff rather than casual home use, and face recognition raises privacy and legal questions that you should settle before rollout.