Martion Mobile
A person can start an eligible assistance request and provide available location and configured SOS context.
Martion connects user-started citizen requests, activated camera intelligence and authorised responder screens in a controlled operational workflow.
Martion separates the citizen, camera and command-room roles while keeping their eligible events connected.
A person can start an eligible assistance request and provide available location and configured SOS context.
When explicitly activated, eligible local or configured IP camera feeds can be analysed for defined event candidates.
An authorised Apple TV installation receives scoped events with available map, assignment and resolution controls.
A configured event is evaluated on the Mac. When its conditions are met, Martion sends the event type, confidence or match context, camera identity and available location to the authorised responder workflow.
Candidate score and camera location attached for review
Alert received in the scoped live inbox
Available controls depend on responder role
Martion Vision is designed to keep candidate analysis close to the authorised camera source while the connected service coordinates scoped alerts, responder state and live review across locations.
Eligible camera frames are evaluated on the authorised Mac instead of requiring every continuous frame to become a cloud record.
A qualifying event can carry the event type, source identity, location and authorised review context to the responder workflow.
Compatible cameras and sites can be introduced through defined source identity, location, event rules and operational ownership.
Edge AI supports earlier awareness. Trained personnel remain responsible for verification, response and resolution.
Local inference can reduce data movement and event latency. Remote delivery, live review and cross-site synchronisation still depend on secure network availability.
Each capability requires a defined operating purpose, configured source and acceptance test. Outputs support assessment; they do not replace investigation or human judgement.
Configured near-camera conditions can identify a person, face or hand approximately 30–45 cm from an eligible camera.
Classifier confidence and blade-form checks can create a candidate alert above the configured threshold for responder review.
Authorised iCloud reference folders can support candidate comparisons, with the reference filename supplying the displayed name.
Moving plate text can be read and compared with an authorised stolen-vehicle reference folder.
Eligible alerts include the camera identity, available location and a controlled action to inspect the live feed.
Authorised police can target a supported radius, road corridor or polygon and receive aggregate delivery counts.
Invisible Shield searches configured camera feeds for possible single or multiple UAS targets, retains fast-moving candidates through predictive visual tracking and sends source-specific alerts for responder verification.
Martion AI Investigator helps authorised teams convert supplied bank statements into a reviewable fund-flow map. It links incoming accounts, hopping accounts, shared destinations and outward movement while preserving each conclusion’s source transaction.
Names, transaction rails, dates, amounts and statement references
Connections across the supplied statements and likely onward movement
Ranked by traced value retained at the end of observed chains
Martion TV separates operational categories so a station or team receives only the event types and actions assigned to its work.
Citizen assistance, assignment, event-bound tracking and Police Vision review.
Traffic Mode approval, emergency corridors and road-focused public notices.
A separately registered category for authorised operations and assigned events.
Eligible fire, rescue and general-distress events with mapped incident context.
Martion’s public-safety pathway is being advanced through direct demonstrations and controlled pilot planning with police organisations.
Smartionix has completed two successful Martion demonstrations with Hyderabad Police, presenting the connected citizen, Vision and responder workflow for public-safety evaluation.
Smartionix is planning a controlled Martion pilot with Jammu & Kashmir Police to define operating scope, participating locations, responder roles, acceptance tests and field evaluation.
These milestones describe evaluation activity. Any operational deployment remains subject to agency approval, agreed pilot terms and field-acceptance criteria.
A controlled pilot makes accuracy, latency, permissions, connectivity and responder workflow measurable in the intended field conditions.
Define locations, responder roles, camera sources, event categories and legal or policy requirements.
Register the responder screen, configure selected cameras and establish the scoped service connection.
Measure event conditions, false alerts, missed events, latency, live review and recovery behaviour.
Review evidence, refine thresholds and agree whether the system is ready for additional sites.
Computer vision can be uncertain. Lighting, angle, motion, occlusion, image quality and lookalike objects affect results. Martion therefore treats detections as candidates for authorised review.
Test ordinary activity and common lookalikes, not only staged positive events.
Record the delay from a qualifying event to its appearance on the responder screen.
Verify offline, obstruction, orientation and reconnect behaviour where configured.
Confirm that personnel can inspect, assign and resolve events without ambiguity.
Share the agency, intended sites, responder categories and camera environment for an initial operational briefing.