Documents library
Datasheets and the platform brochure for consultants, system integrators and tender committees — every feature with its status stated plainly. Whitepapers are sent on request.
One per product, plus the full platform specification. Free to download, no form.
MF-TS-PLT-1.1 · Version 1.1
Every product, feature, requirement and standard of the MultiFusion platform, with the status of each stated plainly. Written for system integrators, consultants, IT and security teams and tender committees.
MF-DS-SRV-1.2 · Version 1.2
The self-hosted server at the centre of every MultiFusion site: recording, live view, playback, cluster failover, signed evidence and a tamper-evident audit log. System requirements, network ports, deployment modes and security.
MF-DS-VMS-1.0 · Version 1.0
The operator's desktop app for macOS and Windows: live walls of up to 64 tiles, synchronised playback from 0.25× to 16×, search across cameras, and export as MP4 or a signed evidence package.
MF-DS-REC-1.0 · Version 1.0
Turns a computer at a remote site into a recording node. Video stays on local disks, the server stays in charge, and playback works without opening a port at the site. Setup, recording policy, storage and retention.
MF-DS-AWK-1.0 · Version 1.0
AI on your own hardware, models included. The worker installs with its runtime and four base models — Sentinel, Scout, Lexa and Recall — pairs with the server and runs detection, tracking, plate reading and image search, in English and Hindi.
The whole platform in a few pages.
MF-BR-PLT-1.0 · Version 1.0
The platform in twelve pages: video management, AI analytics with models included, and investigation on your own hardware — installed, licensed and updated even where there is no internet. Products, deployments, editions and the status of every feature.
Longer papers on how MultiFusion approaches the questions buyers ask most. Published papers are free to download; the others are sent on request — ask for any of them and we will email it.
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Video security that runs with no internet
Many government and critical-infrastructure sites in India must run video security on networks with no internet path. This paper shows what that means for MultiFusion: it installs, licenses, updates and runs with no connection at all, and every feature that can reach the internet is listed, with which ones can be switched off. It closes with a checklist for an air-gapped site and states what is not available yet.
Whitepaper · MF-WP-03 · Version 1.0
Signed exports and a tamper-evident audit trail
When video goes to a court or an inquiry, the first question is whether anyone could have changed it. This paper explains what a MultiFusion evidence package contains, how a court, auditor or investigating officer can check it with standard tools and no MultiFusion software, what a signature proves and what it does not, and good practice for keeping the audit trail trustworthy.
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Measured versus estimated analytics capacity
Analytics capacity is the number buyers most need and the one vendors most often leave vague. This paper sets out MultiFusion's policy: every capacity figure is labelled measured or estimated, the current release and the roadmap are never mixed, and every estimate is confirmed on the delivered hardware before acceptance.
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MultiFusion Tunnel
Many sites sit behind carrier-grade NAT, a mobile router or a firewall that its owner will not open. This paper describes MultiFusion Tunnel: remote access with one switch, no inbound firewall ports, no static IP and no certificate work — what it needs, what that means for a site, and how to turn it on and off. It is off by default and LAN access never depends on it.
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Failover, clustering and low-disk operation
A video security system is judged on the day something goes wrong. This paper describes what MultiFusion does when a server is lost, a recorder goes silent, storage fails or fills, or an analytics computer runs short of disk — and how backups, restores and updates are handled. It also states plainly what is not covered today, so a site can plan around it.
Papers from the Freaquer Research Library that concern MultiFusion. They describe designs, methods and evaluations, some on simulated data, and each says so. They are not product specifications: what ships today, and its status, is on the product pages and datasheets above. Free to download.
FRL-WP-52 · Freaquer white paper · June 2026
The June 2026 platform paper: how recording, on-stream analytics and one operator console fit together, the hardware classes the design targets, and the integration points a city command centre needs. Written before the current release line; for what ships today, see the product pages.
FRL-WP-81 · Freaquer white paper · July 2026
A closed-loop Sense, Measure, Decide, Act, Evaluate architecture for urban corridors and national highways built on the MultiFusion platform: multi-lane ANPR, on-stream traffic detectors, travel-time re-identification and a single command centre, with a 90-day corridor method.
FRL-WP-83 · Freaquer white paper · July 2026
India has allotted the 5.9 GHz safety band, de-licensed on-board units and chosen Cellular-V2X, with no roadside units deployed. This blueprint covers RSU architecture, the message set, SCMS security and fusion with the ATMS and VMS perception stack, phased so that everything before field hardware is testable software.
FRL-RP-33 · Research paper · June 2026
The Indian HSRP format fixes which plate positions are letters and which are digits, so the common O/0, I/1, S/5, B/8 and Z/2 confusions can be corrected by position at zero inference cost. The paper formalises the rule and evaluates four variants on 10,000 simulated plates; the hybrid variant lifts plate accuracy from 31.2% to 84.1%.
FRL-RP-31 · Research paper · June 2026
A capability-flag model for running one software image across central GPU, on-premises GPU, embedded GPU, ARM with NPU and CPU-only profiles, with a hardware abstraction layer, blue-green over-the-air updates and an evaluation across 100 simulated sites. A design paper; the hardware the current release supports is listed on the Analytics Worker page.
FRL-RP-32 · Research paper · June 2026
Cameras give cheap aisle-level coverage but lose bays under occlusion; per-bay sensors give ground truth without context. The paper formalises a rule that trusts the sensor where one exists, falls back to the camera estimate and flags unknown bays for survey, with a greedy sensor-placement method evaluated on three parking layouts.
Freaquer's certificates, issued by UKAF CERT Ltd, with each number, its validity and the issuer's verify link — plus MSME, STQC and DPDP status. Scans are sent on request.
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