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64–256 camera AI surveillance architecture with perimeter intrusion detection, face recognition, crowd analytics, and 30-day on-premises retention. Designed for corporate campuses, educational institutions, government buildings, and critical infrastructure.
A distributed AI-NVR architecture where every 8-camera cluster is served by a dedicated edge node running real-time analytics — face detection, perimeter intrusion, crowd density, and anomaly alerting. A central AI hub aggregates alerts, manages recordings, and provides a unified SOC dashboard. All video processing and storage stays on-premises for full data sovereignty.
Every 8 cameras connect to a dedicated AI-NVR edge node via PoE. The edge node runs all AI analytics locally — face detection, intrusion alerts, crowd counting — and forwards only metadata and alert clips to the central hub. Full-resolution recording stays local.
The central hub aggregates alerts from all edge nodes, enables cross-camera person tracking, provides forensic video search, and drives the SOC dashboard. Dual-hub HA ensures zero single point of failure.
RAID-6 storage servers provide 30-day retention with hot-swap drives. The SOC workstation cluster enables real-time monitoring, alert management, and incident response with video wall integration.
All components are RDP-validated, GeM-listed, and available as a single-vendor procurement package. Quantities shown are for a typical deployment — contact us for exact sizing.
| Component | Platform | Specifications | Qty | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI-NVR Edge Node | Dual Hailo-8 (52 TOPS) on RDP carrier | 2× Hailo-8 M.2, 16GB RAM, 512GB NVMe, 8× PoE camera ports, 1U compact | 8–32 | 8 cameras per node — face detection, perimeter intrusion, crowd density, anomaly alert |
| IP Camera (Outdoor) | 4MP bullet / dome IP camera | IR 80m, WDR 140dB, H.265, PoE (802.3af), IP67, IK10, ONVIF-S | 64–256 | Perimeter, entry/exit, parking, open area coverage |
| IP Camera (Indoor) | 2MP dome IP camera | IR 30m, WDR 120dB, H.265, PoE, ONVIF-S, corridor format | As needed | Corridors, lobbies, server rooms, restricted areas |
| Central AI Hub | NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin (275 TOPS) | 64GB RAM, 2TB NVMe, dual 10GbE, 2U rack, GPU-accelerated search | 1–2 (HA) | Alert aggregation, cross-camera tracking, forensic search, SOC dashboard |
| Storage Server | RDP NAS Server | 12-bay 3.5" HDD, 8× 16TB RAID-6, dual PSU, 10GbE, hot-swap | 2–4 | 30-day continuous recording at 4MP H.265 (128TB+ usable) |
| PoE Network Switch | Managed L2+ PoE switch | 24-port PoE+ (370W budget), 4× 10G SFP+ uplinks, VLAN, QoS | 4–12 | Camera power + data, network segmentation, QoS for video |
| SOC Workstation | RDP Desktop + Video Wall | Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, multi-monitor (4–8 screens), VMS client | 1–4 | Security Operations Centre monitoring and alert triage |
PoE for cameras (15W each), standard rack power for servers. Total: 5–15 kW depending on scale.
Server room: 18–24°C, precision cooling. Edge nodes: fanless, 0–55°C rated. Cameras: outdoor-rated IP67.
Gigabit Ethernet backbone, 10GbE between racks, PoE to cameras. No internet required for core operation.
Server room: 1–2 full racks. Edge nodes: distributed in IDF/comms rooms near camera clusters.
RDP provides site survey, camera placement design, cable routing plan, commissioning, and VMS configuration
Share your scale, site requirements, and timeline. We’ll customise this reference architecture to your exact deployment — from BOM to commissioning.