Training and fine-tuning work in the lab. Getting continuous, high-quality real-world data out of deployed hardware is a different problem entirely.
Banalytics sits between your field hardware and your training stack โ handling orchestration, synchronization, event filtering, and health monitoring so you don't have to build it.
Real-world data is captured at the edge, where bandwidth is available and latency is low. No dependency on cloud upload in the collection hot path.
Video, sensor telemetry, waveform data, and event context timestamped and aligned at the source โ not reconstructed after the fact.
Define what's worth capturing: motion, anomalies, triggers, confidence thresholds. Selective capture means less noise and lower downstream cost.
Remote dashboards show device status, storage levels, and data quality signals. Know immediately when a node has a problem.
Metadata, event-tagged samples, and synchronized packages exposed to your training pipeline through defined interfaces โ not raw dumps.
Every new deployment environment currently requires building a custom data collection stack from scratch. Banalytics provides the orchestration layer that works across environments โ so a new collection site is a configuration, not an engineering project.
Banalytics doesn't touch your training stack, model code, or experiment tooling. It provides structured data, event context, and metadata through defined interfaces. How you consume that data โ PyTorch, TensorFlow, a data lake, a labeling workflow โ is entirely up to you.
Cameras, sensors, DAQ systems, robots, and industrial equipment. IP, ONVIF, RTSP, MQTT, Modbus. Whatever the field site has.
Video + sensor + telemetry + event context โ timestamped and synchronized at the source for training-ready output.
Trigger capture by motion, anomaly, signal threshold, or external event. Collect what's meaningful, not everything all the time.
Raw high-bandwidth data stays local. Only selected samples, metadata, and structured packages are published upstream.
Browser dashboards for every deployed collection node. Device health, storage levels, and data flow status โ without visiting the site.
Publish to your training stack, data lake, or ML tooling via APIs. Your model infrastructure stays completely independent.
We'd rather be clear about the boundaries than oversell the scope.
Banalytics is not a labeling tool. It produces event-tagged, synchronized data packages โ ready to feed into your preferred annotation workflow, but not a replacement for it.
Advanced sampling logic, training-set optimization, and confidence-based active learning sit outside the initial Banalytics scope unless defined in a specific pilot.
Deep integration with specific MLOps platforms, data lakes, or experiment trackers may require project-specific implementation work beyond the standard APIs.
Some advanced devices require vendor SDK integration. These are scoped as part of a specific pilot rather than off-the-shelf connectivity.