Add production-ready video intelligence to any application

Milestone Systems, a data-driven video technology provider, has released an advanced vision language model (VLM) specialising in traffic understanding. Powered by NVIDIA Cosmos Reason, the VLM powers an as-a-service tool (aaS for third-party integrations.

The VLMaaS helps developers create AI-powered solutions quickly without needing to set up, fine-tune or manage their own AI systems, regardless of the level of analytics currently in place. This enables the development of AI and analytics can be accelerated significantly – up to 70x less effort than doing the work to finetune a VLM to do the same.

Feature highlights include:

· A high-accuracy vision language model, finetuned on traffic-optimised data 

· Prompt-based instructions supported for traffic-related operations

· API-first delivery – integration via HTTPS​

· Finetuned models for US and EU markets, with more regions to follow​

· Standalone solutions can be built, or tools to be integrated with the Milestone product portfolio

· Responsibly-sourced training data with auditable data lineage, GDPR- and EU AI Act-compliant, used for the fine-tuning of the model

Pricing for the VLMaaS is pay-per-use, based on API calls – no large upfront investments or custom training costs

Andrew Burnett, Acting CTO, Milestone Systems, said: "Because this model is specialised for real-world traffic video and finetuned on responsibly sourced data, customers can trust the results, deploy with confidence, and enhance all existing solutions in place. It’s the fastest, most advanced and impactful path to turning video into actionable outcomes.” The new offering is powered by Milestone’s Hafnia VLM, which has been trained on 75,000 hours of responsibly-sourced, real-world video data, using NVIDIA Cosmos Curator for data preparation and running either on cloud infrastructure or regional data centres.

Details

Sign up for early access at https://hafnia.milestonesys.com/.

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