While most AI startups chase generative hype, Scylla quietly builds the nervous system for modern security. They don't just watch—they predict, detect, and neutralize threats before they escalate. This isn't about creating art; it's about preventing tragedy.

"Scylla doesn't just analyze video—it reads intent. In a world of passive surveillance, they're building active intelligence."

The company's tech stack reveals their priorities: AWS for scalability, Ant Design for rapid enterprise UI development, and PWA capabilities for mobile-first security operations. But the real moat is their integration with Hanwha Vision's NVIDIA Jetson platform—embedding AI directly into cameras at the edge, eliminating cloud latency for millisecond threat response.

• Gun detection systems that identify firearms before they're fired
• Intrusion detection that distinguishes between a stray dog and an actual threat
• Face recognition technology that claims to pass the ultimate test (likely NIST benchmarks)
• Hardware calculation tools that optimize AI deployment for specific camera specs