Multi-Object Tracking (MOT)
Simultaneous tracking of multiple intersecting entities across continuous video frames, maintaining persistent global track IDs, frame-by-frame spatial coordinates, and entry/exit logging.
A reliable video dataset requires more than labeling the same object repeatedly across frames. Josisoft builds tracking workflows around persistent object identities, motion continuity, occlusion rules, interpolation strategy, and event-specific edge cases. Our trained annotation pods maintain object consistency across sequences and validate trajectories through structured QA, giving vision teams clean temporal data for detection, tracking, activity understanding, and autonomous systems.
Talk to a Data SpecialistSimultaneous tracking of multiple intersecting entities across continuous video frames, maintaining persistent global track IDs, frame-by-frame spatial coordinates, and entry/exit logging.
Dedicated lock-and-track annotation for high-priority single targets across extended video sequences, preserving tracking stability through extreme scale changes, rapid rotations, and severe background clutter.
Strategic anchor-frame labeling combined with linear, polynomial, and spline interpolation algorithms to automatically calculate and populate intermediate frames with high temporal consistency.
Pixel-level dynamic polygon and mask tracking across sequential video frames, modeling non-rigid shape deformation, contour boundary shifts, and persistent instance IDs over time.
Unified multi-frame scene parsing tracking both discrete moving instances ("things") and temporally shifting amorphous background regions ("stuff") across continuous video streams.
Continuous temporal tracking of 3D oriented bounding boxes (x, y, z, dimensions, heading, and yaw) across monocular and stereo video feeds for spatial perception and ADAS modeling.
Continuous multi-frame tracking of anatomical joint hierarchies, facial landmarks, and structural nodes for kinematics, ergonomic safety analysis, athletic motion, and gesture recognition.
Frame-accurate boundary detection and timestamp interval logging (start and end times) for activities, state transitions, and behavioral events across continuous, untrimmed video.
Joint spatial-temporal annotation linking moving bounding boxes to atomic action labels and behavioral states frame-by-frame for behavioral analysis and workplace safety monitoring.
Multi-frame spatial path extraction mapping forward motion trajectories, heading angles, velocity vectors, and future waypoints for autonomous motion prediction algorithms.
Cross-camera entity association and re-identification, maintaining persistent global IDs as subjects transition across distributed, non-overlapping camera networks and varying perspective angles.
Multi-frame tracking using rotated bounding boxes (θ-angle heading) for arbitrary-orientation aerial targets, including vehicles, maritime vessels, and wildlife captured from drone and UAV video feeds.
Our tracking teams work directly inside client-approved environments such as CVAT, Label Studio, V7, SuperAnnotate, Kili Technology, Roboflow, or other platforms supporting frame-based tracking, interpolation, polygons, masks, and object IDs.
Annotators can work within client-owned video labeling interfaces through approved secure access, following your existing track-ID rules, timeline controls, class taxonomy, event logic, interpolation behavior, and review stages.
When no production labeling environment is available, we configure isolated project workspaces around your video taxonomy, tracking rules, keyframe strategy, role permissions, and QA stages for pilot and production delivery.
Track vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, traffic participants, and moving road objects across sequences for perception, behavior prediction, collision-risk modeling, and scene understanding.
Persistent object tracking across cameras or long sequences for people, vehicles, queues, movement patterns, zone transitions, and operational analytics.
Track products, packages, pallets, carts, workers, and material movement across conveyor systems, fulfillment centers, stores, and warehouse environments.
Track players, athletes, equipment, body movement, interactions, and event sequences across video for analytics, action recognition, and performance datasets.
Every annotator, QA reviewer, and project manager signs an NDA before accessing project assets.
Personnel are trained on data confidentiality: strict restrictions on screen sharing, zero tolerance for screen recording or screenshots, and supervised session management.
On-premise operations at our central Durgapur facility enforce controlled local networks, restricted USB and removable media ports, and supervised work environments.
Each client is assigned a dedicated team working in siloed environments, preventing cross-project data contamination and maintaining domain context.
Share a representative video sequence, object taxonomy, track-ID rules, and interpolation guidelines with our delivery team. We will calibrate the workflow, annotate a controlled pilot sequence, review temporal edge cases and track consistency, and return the sample for acceptance before production scaling.