Sparsh CCTV, an Indian designer and manufacturer of surveillance solutions, has introduced Securi-Tech, a unified artificial intelligence platform that integrates multiple layers of surveillance infrastructure into a single intelligent ecosystem. The launch marks the company’s expansion from surveillance hardware to AI-driven security technologies designed for critical infrastructure, public safety and enterprise applications.
Securi-Tech combines AI-enabled cameras, edge computing, video management software, cloud platforms, command centres, advanced analytics and conversational AI to deliver real-time intelligence across surveillance networks. By connecting these technologies on a common platform, the solution enables organisations to detect incidents more quickly, improve situational awareness and support faster, data-driven decision-making.
One of the platform’s key features is Ask Securi, a conversational AI interface that allows users to interact with surveillance systems through natural language. Instead of manually reviewing hours of recorded footage or navigating multiple software interfaces, operators can submit simple text-based queries such as identifying vehicle movements during a specified period or generating summaries of security incidents. This capability is designed to reduce investigation time while improving operational efficiency.
Commenting on the launch, Sanjeev Sehgal, Founder and Managing Director, Sparsh CCTV, said, “Security today is increasingly defined by the intelligence generated from surveillance systems rather than the number of cameras deployed. Securi-Tech brings together artificial intelligence, analytics and secure digital infrastructure to help organisations make faster and more informed decisions. As India continues to invest in critical infrastructure and public safety, trusted indigenous technologies will play an increasingly important role in supporting these priorities.”
Developed and engineered in India, Securi-Tech is designed to meet the requirements of government agencies, defence establishments, transportation networks, smart cities, manufacturing facilities and other mission-critical environments. The platform has already been deployed across projects including the Chenab Bridge, railway infrastructure, telecommunications networks and industrial facilities, demonstrating its ability to support large-scale surveillance operations.
Sparsh Sehgal, Chief Growth Officer, Sparsh CCTV, said, “Modern surveillance requires seamless integration between cameras, software, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. Securi-Tech has been developed as a unified intelligence layer that helps organisations derive greater value from their surveillance infrastructure while ensuring security and operational reliability.”
Founded in 2002, Sparsh CCTV has built its business around indigenous research, engineering and manufacturing of surveillance solutions. With the introduction of Securi-Tech, the company is expanding its technology portfolio beyond hardware to deliver integrated AI-powered surveillance platforms that support India’s growing focus on digital security, critical infrastructure protection and self-reliant technology development.
