Industry
Connect city intelligence with coordinated public services.
Cameras, traffic signals, sensors, citizen reports, and emergency services in one operational picture.
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The challenge
A city buys systems department by department. Traffic runs one platform, public safety another, utilities a third. When an incident crosses departments, coordination happens by phone.
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What the operator sees
One queue, one mission context, and the agent proposal above the box where a person decides.
Incident queue01
- Active incidents
- 12
- Awaiting decision
- 3
- Field updates
- Live
0482122:15Critical
Citizen report and camera view of road disruption on River Bridge
Agent trace1.4s
- Matched report to camera coverage0.4s
- Ranked as a multi-department incident0.3s
- Opened the city coordination procedure0.3s
Context
- Location
- River Bridge, eastbound lanes
- Systems
- Municipal cameras, traffic signals, GIS
- Signals
- Citizen report + camera confirmation
Agent proposes
- 01Locate the affected area on the city map
- 02Share context with traffic and emergency teams
- 03Update the incident as field teams report
Operator decision
Illustrative workflow. The incidents, references, times, and durations are examples written for this page, not a customer system. AI supports assessment; authorized teams direct the response.
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What Octopus does
City-wide awarenessRelevant information across districts, facilities and services.
Cross-department coordinationPublic safety, traffic, utilities and municipal teams.
Field responseAssignments and updates from people on site.
Operational learningIncident activity reviewed to improve procedures.
Products used here
C4I Command & ControlOne operational picture across every system, with the controls to act on it.CAD & DispatchIntake to closure: multi-source intake, procedures, dispatch, and after-action review.PSIMVideo, access, intrusion, and perimeter in one platform, with the alarms correlated.SOC & GSOCPhysical and cyber events in one queue, with global monitoring and risk reporting.