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Share camera data without sharing faces.

Faces and license plates, masked in every frame of your vehicle and robot footage. Inside the EU, as a service.

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Synthetic scene

Faces and plates, masked in every frame. Processed inside the EU.

How it runs

From raw footage to a masked delivery.

Runs in the Marsstein EU cloud, in your own cloud account or on your own GPU servers.

  1. A masked street scene from a front camera: pedestrians and a car, faces and plate covered.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

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    Ingest

    Your footage lands in an EU bucket or in your own cloud account.

  2. Three pedestrians walk toward the camera; a mosaic lands on each face.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

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    Mask

    Faces and plates are detected and covered with an irreversible mosaic, frame by frame. Nothing else in the picture changes.

  3. The rear of a car; a mosaic wipes across its license plate.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

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    Verify and deliver

    An automated check tries to read plates and find faces in the output. Its result ships with the delivery.

A masked street scene from a front camera: pedestrians and a car, faces and plate covered.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON
Three pedestrians walk toward the camera; a mosaic lands on each face.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON
The rear of a car; a mosaic wipes across its license plate.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

In the output

What gets masked, and what stays.

  • Three pedestrians walk toward the camera; a mosaic lands on each face.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

    Faces

    Detected and covered with an irreversible mosaic, frame by frame.

  • The rear of a car; a mosaic wipes across its license plate.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

    License plates

    Masked in every frame. An automated check then tries to read them in the output.

  • A masked street scene from a front camera: pedestrians and a car, faces and plate covered.Synthetic scene, masked by Marsstein AEON

    Street scenes

  • Everything else stays

    Resolution, frame rate, timestamps and channels such as CAN, GPS and lidar pass through untouched.

  • Processed in the EU

    Runs in the Marsstein EU cloud, in your own cloud account or on your own GPU servers.

Own test footage, masked by Marsstein AEON

Proof

100+ TB

of camera data processed, per Marsstein delivery records.

Where the footage goes

To the teams that build what sees.

Masking is not automatically anonymization.

Whether a delivered dataset is anonymous is assessed per dataset: can a person still be singled out, linked or inferred? Channels such as GPS or CAN can still point to someone.

How the assessment works

Frequently asked questions

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Is the mosaic reversible?

No. The mosaic destroys the underlying pixels; nothing is recoverable from the output. Raw footage is processed in the EU and deleted per retention agreement.

Does it damage my training data?

No. Only detected face and plate regions change. Resolution, frame rate, container structure, timestamps and channels such as CAN, GPS and lidar pass through untouched. Those channels can still point to a person, so whether the delivered dataset is anonymous is assessed per dataset, against singling out, linkability and inference.

How do you prove coverage?

Every batch runs an automated audit that tries to read plates and match faces on the output. The measured leak rate ships with the delivery report.

How does cross-border delivery work?

Masked output is replicated server side between cloud regions, to Hong Kong, mainland China, the US or wherever your team sits, checksum-verified after transfer.

Where does the masking run?

In the Marsstein EU cloud, in your own cloud account or on your own GPU servers. Your footage lands in an EU bucket or in your own cloud account.

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