LinkedIn · Sep 2024
Veronika Yurchuk said Traces.AI was selected to receive Google for Startups funding to accelerate GenAI adoption in security and expand product support.
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Traces is an AI video analytics company that turns CCTV/IP camera feeds into security and operational intelligence. Its main offering centers on forensic search, false-alarm reduction, anomaly detection, and natural-language video understanding, delivered through API, on-prem, and hybrid/edge deployments.
Primary product
AI video analytics platform for CCTV/security operations
Founded
2019
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States
Team size
11-50 employees
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Sub-industry
AI video analytics / security and surveillance
Business model
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Stage
Seed
Total raised
$2.7M
Latest round
Grant · Dec 2024
Latest amount
$100K
Public careers messaging emphasizes being a force for good and hiring passionate, innovative, driven people; the company also invites speculative applications, but it does not publicly list a detailed benefits package.
Compensation
No public salary bands or compensation details were found on the company site.
Pricing
Custom pricing based on camera count and customer needs; volume discounts start at 1,000 cameras, with custom plans for setups of at least 8 cameras.
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Competitors
LinkedIn · Sep 2024
Veronika Yurchuk said Traces.AI was selected to receive Google for Startups funding to accelerate GenAI adoption in security and expand product support.
LinkedIn · Sep 2024
The company introduced a generative-AI security feature for event understanding, positioned as a major step forward for security operations automation.
Traces · Dec 2020
Traces announced a collaboration with Takenaka, Tokyo Tatemono, and Nomura Real Estate Holdings in Japan to apply AI video analytics to building security, operations, and tenant experience.
Forbes · Mar 2020
Forbes profiled Traces.ai and its non-facial-recognition approach using thousands of appearance attributes to identify and track people while preserving anonymity.