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Law Enforcement Intelligence — The Data
Most evidence photos arrive without location data. Oceanir fills the gap.
OSINT Usage by Investigation Type
Source: 3GIMBALS, DOJ AI & Criminal Justice Report 2024
Evidence Processing
Sources: Falkor.ai, Amped Software, arxiv.org
Oceanir Impact
Stingray in the Field
Built for real case pressure: live plate alerts, fast verification, and cleaner handoffs.

Stingray flags hotlist plates while the car is still in view.
When a wanted or stolen plate passes a connected camera, the alert includes camera location, timestamp, and a frame capture. Teams can act on a live lead instead of reviewing footage hours later.

Turn scattered sightings into a usable movement timeline.
Investigators can search a plate across the full detection history and see where it appeared, in order. Combined with geo-estimation from evidence photos, teams get cleaner timelines and fewer dead-end leads.
Stingray Snapshot
Stingray for daily investigations
Use Stingray for live plate alerts and history, then use geo-estimation for images that arrive with no location data.
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Oceanir does not replace investigator judgment. It shortens the path from raw evidence to a defensible next step.
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Run Oceanir on your case evidence
We set up a 30-day proof-of-concept against your evidence photos. No integration required — just image files and case references. You get a geo-estimation intelligence report with ranked location candidates for every submission.
No. Stingray and geo-estimation are assistive tools. Investigators stay in control of decisions and case strategy.
For image analysis, teams typically get street-level ranked candidates with confidence context. For plate work, Stingray returns live and historical detections tied to camera locations.
Yes. Geo-estimation is designed for image-only analysis and does not require GPS metadata.
No. The workflow is built around place verification and vehicle detection, not identity matching.