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Google Search for the physical world

Orchestra turns the world's cameras into a live, searchable feed — with autonomous agents that act on what they see.

A growing real-world intelligence network

110+ live cameras deployed across San Francisco.

Millions of real-world events indexed.

Live coverage across Russian Hill, Nob Hill, Tenderloin, North Beach, SoMa, and Marina.

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How Orchestra works

01

Cameras become sensors

Live cameras become a real-time perception network.

02

Reality gets structured

AI converts video into entities, events, timelines, and locations.

03

The physical world becomes searchable

Search by place, time, object, vehicle, or incident.

Privacy by design

Built to understand events, not to identify people

Making the physical world searchable does not require surveilling individuals. We designed a new class of model that reasons about events, objects, and context — without depending on who someone is. Privacy is not a setting we added later; it is the shape of the system.

No facial recognition

We do not run facial recognition — not as a feature, not behind the scenes. The system does not try to match a face to a name or an identity.

Faces are blurred

Faces are blurred as part of processing, so the searchable record captures what happened and where — without preserving how individuals look.

No biometric markers

We do not collect, derive, or store biometric identifiers. No faceprints.

The result is a network that answers questions about the physical world while keeping the people in it anonymous by default.

The world model

Omniscience: one real-time world model

Orchestra turns raw video into a structured, anonymous account of what's happening — objects, vehicles, and events, described in rich detail and stitched into a continuous timeline. Every observation stays traceable back to the source footage, so it's ground truth you can verify — captured without identifying the people in frame, and built to power autonomous agents on top.

2M+
detections indexed / day
24/7
always-on live coverage
3
autonomous agents live

Agents on the world model

One model. Purpose-built agents.

Public safety

Robocop

An autonomous public-safety agent that finds evidence before a human is assigned to the case.

75% hit rate across nearly 60 major crimes
Insurance

Veritas

Investigates complex insurance claims on the same world model, so investigators never chase down footage.

Complex claims, resolved on ground truth
Real estate

Phantom

Points the world model at location analytics and demographics — ground-truth data for the physical economy.

Ground-truth for CRE & reinsurance

One world model. Multiple agents.

Solving problems that have historically been too hard or too slow for humans to handle at scale.