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Turn the traffic cameras your city already owns into a round-the-clock enforcement network. Visylix reads plates, flags speeding, wrong-way driving, U-turns and illegal parking, follows any vehicle across the city and hands your team sealed evidence ready for an e-challan.
What stands in the way today, and why plain CCTV cannot fix it.
Officers cannot be at every junction, so most violations happen where and when nobody is watching.
Wanted and stolen vehicles pass dozens of cameras a day without anyone being told.
Every challan needs a clear timestamp, a readable plate and footage that stands up to challenge, and assembling that by hand is slow.
Older traffic cameras record but cannot tell a violation from normal traffic, or pass events to modern citation systems.
Visylix watches every camera, decides what matters and acts on it, using the cameras you already own.
Number plate recognition on cars, trucks, buses and two-wheelers, with allow, block, watch and VIP lists. A listed vehicle raises an alert the moment any camera reads it.
Speed estimation flags vehicles speeding through a monitored stretch, driving against the flow or making an illegal U-turn, on the same camera that reads the plate.
Parking analytics flag vehicles stopped in no parking zones, bus bays and keep clear boxes, and line crossing catches restricted-line violations.
Every read of a plate across the network joins one timeline with travel times between cameras, so an investigation that took days takes a single search.
Export clips and plate snapshots as a self-contained player sealed with SHA-256, with faces and custom zones redacted on export.
Violations land in the operator alarm console, and a geographic map with live alarm badges shows exactly where each one happened. Video walls run up to 6x6.
What you get, on your own cameras and your own servers.
Travel times between cameras.
Alerts the moment a plate is read.
Opens offline, redacted on export.
Works with municipal cameras.
Speeding through a monitored stretch, wrong-way driving, U-turns, stopping in no parking and keep clear zones, and crossing restricted lines. Number plate recognition (ANPR) reads the plate alongside, so each event comes with the vehicle that caused it.
Plates can be placed on allow, block, watch or VIP lists. A stolen or wanted vehicle on a watch list raises an alert the moment any camera reads it, and the operator sees the snapshot, the camera and the location on the map.
Yes. Plate journeys are exact: every read of the same plate at different cameras is assembled into one timeline, with travel times between points. Radha, the on-premise AI copilot, can pull up a journey when an officer simply asks for it.
Each violation is captured with a timestamped clip and plate snapshot. Clips can be locked and exported as a self-contained player sealed with SHA-256, which opens offline and lets anyone check the footage is untouched. Faces and custom zones can be redacted on export, and every access is recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail.
Through 500+ REST APIs, HMAC-signed webhooks with retries, and MQTT. Your e-challan system receives the event, plate, snapshot and location the moment the violation is recorded.
Usually. Visylix connects to most IP cameras over ONVIF (the common camera control standard) and RTSP, ingests GB28181 used by many municipal camera estates, and reads archives from Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, I8H, Bosch and Panasonic recorders. Good ANPR still depends on camera placement, angle and shutter speed.
See how Visylix turns your city's traffic cameras into an enforcement network with ANPR watch lists, exact plate journeys and sealed evidence.