Sightline Intelligence

Video Capture & Encoding

Sightline Intelligence’s Video Capture & Encoding software provides the core infrastructure for acquiring, processing, encoding, and distributing video at the edge.

Supporting more than 150 camera systems, multiple input interfaces, and industry-standard encoding and metadata formats, the software delivers ultra-low-latency video processing while enabling flexible integration across NVIDIA®, Qualcomm®, NXP®, and third-party platforms.

Image Enhancement

The company’s Image Enhancement software improves image clarity and visibility in challenging operating conditions.

Real-time processing tools enhance contrast, reduce noise, optimize thermal imagery, mitigate atmospheric effects, and stabilize video streams, helping operators maintain clear visual awareness in degraded environments including fog, haze, smoke, low light, and platform-induced motion.

Detection & Tracking

Sightline Intelligence’s Detection & Tracking software provides real-time object detection, motion tracking, target reacquisition, and anomaly detection capabilities.

Supporting up to 100 simultaneous detections and 20 tracked objects, the software combines computer vision and AI-enhanced algorithms to maintain awareness of dynamic activity across EO and IR video feeds while reducing false positives and supporting long-duration tracking operations.

AiTR (Aided Target Recognition)

AiTR (Aided Target Recognition) is Sightline Intelligence’s AI-powered recognition and classification software, designed to transform live video into actionable intelligence.

Optimized for edge deployment, the technology combines object detection with attribute-based classification to identify and categorize targets in real time. Trained across more than 140 object classes and multiple sensing modalities, AiTR enables faster interpretation of video data while supporting informed operational decision-making.

41XX-OEM Video Processors

The 41XX-OEM Video Processors is Sightline Intelligence’s highest-performance video processor, designed for demanding video processing and analytics workloads. Supporting Full HD processing and H.265 encoding, it provides an extensive range of video processing functions within a compact, low-SWaP architecture while maintaining the performance required for advanced surveillance and monitoring applications.

Built on the Qualcomm® QCS7230 processor, the 41XX series supports multiple digital video inputs, dual-channel processing, and a variety of video output options, including Ethernet streaming, HDMI, and HD-SDI. Available in both OEM and SOM configurations, it offers a flexible and scalable solution for integrators seeking high-performance onboard video processing, real-time analytics, and low-latency video exploitation in maritime environments.

17XX-OEM Video Processors

The 17XX series includes the 1710 and 1750 video processors, designed for systems with strict size, weight, and power constraints. Built around the company’s 1700-SOM architecture, the series enables size-optimized integration onto customer-designed interface boards while providing access to Sightline Intelligence’s video processing and analytics capabilities.

Designed to enhance even the smallest camera systems, the 17XX series delivers significant performance improvements over previous generations while maintaining the low-SWaP characteristics required for space-constrained deployments. Supporting multiple digital video inputs, H.264 and H.265 streaming, and a range of video output options, the processors provide a flexible solution for integrating advanced video processing, vessel monitoring, and surveillance capabilities into compact maritime and embedded systems.

Cortex AI Compute Module

Cortex is a ruggedized AI compute module designed to run multiple vision algorithms in near real time. Supporting one or two video feeds simultaneously, the module utilizes Sightline Intelligence’s proprietary neural network architecture to perform advanced video analytics directly at the edge.

Suitable for maritime, airborne, ground, and submersible applications, Cortex can connect directly to sensors or operate as a processing node within a wider surveillance network. By enabling the simultaneous execution of multiple AI-enabled functions, the module supports object detection, classification, tracking, and anomaly detection while helping transform live video feeds into actionable intelligence for maritime surveillance and situational awareness operations.