Your city already watches its streets from the ground. Hover adds the feeds it is missing, starting with the air, then adding sensors, and turns them into actionable intelligence with AI: a city that sees, understands, and responds in real time.
We bring the feeds from the field
Live · over cellularWe turn them into intelligence with AI
Sees · understands · respondsIn short: your city already watches its streets from the ground. Hover adds the feeds it is missing, starting with the air, then adding sensors, and turns them into actionable intelligence with AI: a city that sees, understands, and responds in real time.
Many cities have already gathered thousands of fixed cameras into one room. But what about the incidents where there are no cameras? A crash on a remote arterial, construction in progress, congestion just forming, an emergency far from any pole.
With Hover, drones and tethered aerostats stream live video from the field, over cellular networks and with no installation, even from places with no camera and poor signal. And it does not stop at the air: any remote source integrates alongside the cameras the city already operates, straight into the center it already has. The live video is watchable wherever it is needed: a phone, a tablet, or the operations room, and every agency in the sector can share one live source.
Not only video: low-cost sensor nodes, battery or solar powered with no civil works, install in minutes and report for years into the same live view.
A smart city is not the one with the most cameras; it is the one that understands what is happening and responds in real time. The AI runs on every source and understands what it sees: it detects crashes, obstructions, and anomalies as they happen, counts and classifies vehicles, and picks up patterns the eye misses.
Video stops being screens to stare at and becomes actionable intelligence: alerts, priorities, and responses, in the moment they matter. Operators stop watching dozens of screens; the AI points them at what matters. Real-time urban analytics.
A drone arrives before any unit and streams live to the center. Operators see the whole scene, size the response, and clear the road faster.
Scheduled overflights document progress and measure the effect on traffic, with live video and a searchable record: public-investment oversight without deploying crews.
Drones and aerostats hold a continuous aerial view where there are no cameras, and the AI flags the moment something changes.
Where a camera is not justified, a low-cost node installed in minutes counts bikes, measures corridor flow, reads air quality, or spots dead streetlights: dozens of strategic points for a fraction of the cost of traditional infrastructure.
The AI identifies crashes, obstructions, and anomalies as they occur, so the city acts sooner.
A searchable event record over time: the basis for modern, measurable, defensible decisions.
The same intelligence feeds the channels and dashboards the city already uses, in real time.
No. Hover adds the feeds your operation is missing, starting with the air, and delivers them straight into the center you already run. It integrates; it does not replace.
Any remote source, on the ground or in the air: drones, tethered aerostats, fixed cameras, and sensor nodes, with no hardware vendor lock-in. For cameras, RTSP is enough.
Yes. Streams ride LTE, Starlink, or mobile networks, where ordinary streaming drops, with no installation. On signal loss it retransmits and the feed recovers.
What your team describes in plain language: it detects crashes, obstructions, and anomalies as they happen, counts and classifies vehicles, and picks up patterns the eye misses. Real-time urban analytics.
Low-cost sensor nodes, battery or solar powered with no civil works, install in minutes and report for years into the same live view: bike and flow counts, air quality, or dead streetlights.
Video streams live from the field straight to our platform on AWS in the United States. Data is stored and AI runs in US regions; feeds are private by default, under the city's control.
With a conversation and a bounded pilot on one corridor or one concrete case, alongside the systems the city already runs. Write to us and we will set it up.
Let's scope a bounded pilot, alongside the systems the city already runs.