New Delhi [India], May 3: What started as a mission to make video data more intelligent has grown into one of India’s most promising AI startups in the surveillance and video analytics space. Enalytix, founded by Rajul Tandon (CEO) and Neerja Kumar (COO), is redefining how businesses use traditional CCTV systems—transforming passive video feeds into powerful engines of real-time, actionable intelligence.
From Static Feeds to Smart Surveillance
At its core, Enalytix solves a growing problem faced by thousands of enterprises: outdated CCTV systems that offer little value beyond passive recording. Most surveillance setups still rely on manual monitoring or rudimentary motion detection, which are inefficient, expensive, and often ineffective. Enalytix’s AI-powered video analytics platform changes that completely.
“Our platform doesn’t just monitor—it understands, processes, and alerts in real-time,” says Neerja Kumar, Co-Founder and COO. “We leverage existing infrastructure to deliver high-accuracy insights without the need for costly upgrades. Our thin-edge architecture, tailored for the Indian operating environment, eliminates the need for expensive GPUs or constant internet streaming, drastically reducing CAPEX while maintaining reliability and speed.”
Unlike many analytics solutions that are expensive to deploy or complex to manage, Enalytix is hardware-agnostic and seamlessly integrates with legacy systems. Its standout features include real-time AI-powered tracking, visual evidence-based reporting, automated camera health checks, and plug-and-play scalability, making it easier for both public and private sector enterprises to trust and act on their video data.
A Journey of Tech Evolution and Relentless Innovation
Enalytix began with a singular goal: to make video data meaningful. What followed was a journey marked by continuous innovation. The early focus was on building AI systems that could work with existing CCTV networks, minimizing friction for clients. But as adoption grew, so did Enalytix’s capabilities.
The team moved from pre-trained models to custom-built ones, addressing use cases like pilferage detection, real-time occupancy, individual dwell time, and even field-force productivity tracking. Soon, Enalytix was powering over 3,000 sites across 120 cities, with minimal latency and unmatched reliability.
“Our tech stack evolved with our clients,” says Rajul Tandon, Founder and CEO. “From local deployments to thin-edge streaming architectures, we’ve scaled without sacrificing accuracy or speed. What keeps us ahead is our obsession with solving business problems—not just showcasing AI.”
Today, Enalytix’s systems manage thousands of video streams daily and help organizations turn passive surveillance into smart decision-making.
Scaling with Purpose: Customer-First, Tech-Led
For Enalytix, growth has always followed impact. The company’s scaling strategy combines a deep focus on customer needs with future-forward tech capabilities. Every product iteration is rooted in solving real-world problems—whether it’s reducing theft in warehouses, improving patient flow in hospitals, or helping retailers understand shopper behavior.
“Our customers are our roadmap,” Neerja notes. “We don’t build in a vacuum. By listening, learning, and staying agile, we’ve made our systems more intuitive, more scalable, and more aligned with real operational challenges.”
This tight feedback loop has been bolstered by cutting-edge R&D—an area where Enalytix continues to invest heavily. Its edge computing models ensure smooth operations even in bandwidth-constrained environments, while its dashboards and alert systems bring data visualization and decision-making to the fingertips of business users.
What’s Next: New Markets, New Products, Global Vision
As Enalytix enters its next phase of growth, the roadmap includes expansion into the UAE, Middle East, and the UK, alongside deepening its footprint across India. A new generation of AI tools is also in the works, including advanced field-force analytics and industry-specific video intelligence for healthcare, retail, and logistics.
Strategic partnerships are another key growth lever. “We’re looking at alliances that help us scale globally while maintaining the quality and agility that define us,” Rajul says. “The future is collaborative—especially in AI.”
But growth isn’t just about numbers for Enalytix. The startup is committed to supporting India’s vision of becoming a $7 trillion economy by 2030 through job creation, digital infrastructure, and AI-led product innovation.
A Future Powered by Ethical, Responsible AI
The video analytics industry is on the cusp of transformation. Over the next five years, the role of AI will move beyond security into areas like predictive intelligence, compliance automation, and conversational analytics. Technologies like Edge AI, Multimodal AI, and Responsible AI will define how businesses use video data.
Enalytix is preparing for this future. The team is working on next-gen features that offer deeper personalization, cross-platform interoperability, and seamless integrations into larger enterprise systems.
“We’re building for a world where decisions will be driven by real-time, trusted insights—not just data,” says Rajul. “From India to the world, Enalytix is ready to lead the next chapter in AI-powered intelligence.”
Singh Anusha
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