Observed arrival · 2026-09-04
Drishti Wants the Camera to Notice the Whole Room
Drishti is a self-hosted computer-vision camera system that claims to track faces, movements, zones, groups, and tampering without sending video to the cloud.
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The page describes a camera that performs processing locally using an onboard CPU, AI accelerator, and NVMe storage, with deployment profiles adapted to classrooms, roads, gates, and factory floors. It claims simultaneous tracking across faces, movements, zones, groups, safety events, and lens tampering, while continuing to operate offline. The advertised behaviour count is inconsistent across the evidence: the visible page says 85, while the metadata says 88.
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