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Sharpvue OS

The operating system for mobile surveillance.

Every Sharpvue unit — MAST and MAST-mini trailers, the AC-powered PSU, the solar SPSU, and BYOT conversions — runs Sharpvue OS, one operating system purpose-built for mobile surveillance. It runs the unit itself: the cameras, the multi-carrier cellular failover, the solar charge and battery management, and the strobe, siren, and talk-down hardware. Everything you touch — iVISION, MySharpvue, ODIN — plugs into it.

The Sharpvue head unit — enclosure, PTZ dome camera, panoramic camera, and strobe speaker on a mast head. Every unit runs Sharpvue OS.
Why an OS

Everybody else bolts parts together.

A mobile surveillance unit is a camera system, a cellular router, a solar power plant, and a deterrence rig sharing one enclosure. Wire four products together and you get four things to troubleshoot. Run one operating system and you get a unit.

One OS across the fleet
A trailer, a pole-mounted PSU, and a converted competitor's chassis all run the same software and appear on the same dashboard. Nothing is a one-off.
The unit's whole job in one place
Video, connectivity with carrier-to-carrier failover, power management, and active deterrence — managed as one system instead of four boxes wired together.
Open by design
Standard RTSP streams and ONVIF support, with your choice of platform on top: Sharpvue iVISION, Alarm.com for Business, or OpenEye.
Built to be operated remotely
Every subsystem is readable and controllable over the air — which is what makes full ODIN diagnostics and auto-healing possible in the first place.
On every unit

One OS, whatever it's bolted to.

A trailer, a pole-mounted portable, and a chassis we didn't build all run the same software and land on the same dashboard.

Sharpvue OS ships on every new unit and is rolling out to the existing fleet as a remote software update — no truck roll.

See it for yourself

Put a unit on your site.

A live walkthrough of the unit, the fleet portal, and ODIN fixing a fault while you watch — on the same software that runs every Sharpvue in the field.