BASAR
BASAR turns camera networks from passive viewing into an operational intelligence layer that connects video, analytics, alerts and action while staying inside the customer environment.
Everything you need before making the decision
BASAR turns camera networks from passive viewing into an operational intelligence layer that connects video, analytics, alerts and action while staying inside the customer environment.
On-premise by design
BASAR is deployed on a dedicated local server, receives camera streams, runs the agreed AI analytics, and keeps alerts, tasks, users and operational dashboards inside the customer environment.
- Local deployment inside the customer network
- Unified cameras, analytics, alerts and actions
- Role-based operations and assignment
- Server sizing based on cameras, resolution, FPS, bitrate and analytics load
Two integration paths for different environments
The PoC can use Hikvision ISUP for compatible devices that connect directly to the platform, or IPTL when the project needs secure network extension across Dynamic IP, NAT, mixed vendors or broader site connectivity.
- Hikvision ISUP for compatible devices
- IPTL for secure site/network connectivity
- Both paths can be evaluated in one PoC
- Dynamic IP and NAT scenarios supported by the selected architecture
Analytics defined around measurable scenarios
Each use case is scoped around the cameras involved, ROI areas, line and direction rules, alert conditions, dwell duration, sensitivity and acceptance criteria.
- ROI-based analytics
- Line / direction / entry / exit rules
- Threshold and duration controls
- 24/7 or scheduled analytics
- Reference-event testing when available
Measure the real workload before scale-out
The PoC validates video stability, analytics behavior and alert generation while measuring CPU, GPU, RAM and network utilization to determine the final production server sizing.
From camera onboarding to a final technical recommendation
The technical closeout covers local deployment, camera/site integration, configured analytics, alert validation, connectivity testing and a final expansion recommendation.
- Local BASAR deployment
- Camera and site onboarding
- Configured AI use cases
- Alert and task validation
- Final sizing and expansion report
Frequently Asked Questions
Does BASAR require cloud video processing?
The technical deployment is designed to operate locally in the customer environment; the project architecture determines the management and connectivity model.
How are remote sites connected?
ISUP or IPTL is selected based on device compatibility, network topology, NAT/Dynamic IP conditions and whether only cameras or the full site network must be connected.
How is server sizing defined?
By camera count, stream resolution, FPS, bitrate, concurrent analytics and preferably real PoC utilization measurements.
Tell us what you need and we will define the right scope
We start by understanding the current environment and requirements, then define the right solution, scope and deliverables.