Augur Initiative

Augur sells a perception engine that runs on existing camera infrastructure. The platform offers real-time threat detection, anomaly and retrospective analysis, multi-camera subject tracking and configurable workflows, with anonymisation by default and no facial recognition required.

The website groups the product into three outcomes: security optimisation, cost reduction and revenue generation, the last covering flow insights, behavioural analytics and dwell-time heatmaps. Listed target sectors are critical national infrastructure, stadiums, mining and energy, transport, and retail and malls. The site does not state pricing, a revenue model or named customers.

The company describes itself as a UK sovereign team and says it follows GDPR and the EU AI Act. Its careers page lists open roles in London on a hybrid basis: Platform Engineer, Frontier Engineer (Deployments), Machine Learning Researcher, Backend Engineer and Frontend Engineer. The founding year and headcount are not stated.

Product: A perception engine that adds real-time threat detection, anomaly analysis and multi-camera tracking to existing CCTV systems.