Data in Motion

Get the answers (almost) as fast as you can think of the questions.

Highlight events and discover patterns within vast stores of video data using image-derived metrics and/or external sensor data.

Temporal Innovations' FrameGlide™ video explorer with Spin Browser™ dial provides answers in seconds - not hours or weeks.

How do we do this? By de-coupling the computationally intensive tasks from the realtime, interactive, question-and-answer phase. (Plus a few other clever tricks.)

You no longer have to worry about losing weeks due to asking the wrong question - just ask a different one and get the answer in an instant!

Imagine

A meeting in which participants can ask questions and get answers on the spot:

• From weeks of captured video data, observe cloud formations only at negative peaks in the derivative of the barometric pressure, then only at times when the wind speed exceeds 10 knots, and then only when both conditions are true.
• From days of filmed classroom behavior, view only those times when the accompanying audio volume is 200% greater than the norm, then only the 2 minutes prior to such outbursts, then the 4 minutes following.
• Remove all stationary sections from a night's worth of human subject sleep video, then re-order the frames from least EEG activity to most.
• Remove all but the explosive flashes in hours of nighttime ballistic test footage, then highlight only those light bursts with a particular color signature, then interactively adjust the brightness threshold to first eliminate false positives, then false negatives.
• Within weeks of traffic footage, show only the five seconds following stop light transitions from red to green, then the five seconds preceding a change from yellow to red, then only during rainy weather.
• Compare thousands of instances of a robot arm securing a bottle cap, first at the contact point, then 10ms before, then 10ms after, then only just prior to misalignment-caused equipment stoppages, then re-order the frames from least arm vibration to most.