Police.Live vs Vaidio

Air-gap-capable corrections AI vs a cloud-orchestrated enterprise platform

Vaidio (formerly IronYun, rebranded 2025) is a mature enterprise AI vision platform with 30+ analytics, deployed across smart cities and stadiums at very large scale — built on NVIDIA Metropolis and cloud-managed Fleet Command. Police.Live is purpose-built for facilities, fully on-premise and air-gap capable. Here is an honest, public-source comparison.

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Police.Live
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Vaidio
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TL;DR

If you run smart cities, transit, stadiums, or large campuses and want maximum analytics breadth and forensic search at scale, Vaidio is a strong, proven platform. If you need an air-gap-capable, federal-procurement-ready corrections platform with no NDAA §889-prohibited components, Police.Live is the tighter fit.

Feature comparison

Side-by-side, no fluff

Feature
Police.Live
Vaidio
Breadth of analytics catalog
12+ law-enforcement models
30+ general analytics
Violence / fight detection
Yes
Yes
Fire / smoke detection
Yes
Yes
Facial recognition
Yes
Yes
Forensic video search / heat mapsForensic search is a Vaidio strength.
Real-time focus
Yes
Purpose-built for corrections / jailsVaidio targets smart city, stadium, campus; no prison product.
Yes
No
Inmate self-harm / cell monitoring
Yes
No
On-premise / air-gap capableVaidio is orchestrated via NVIDIA Fleet Command (cloud-managed).
Yes
Cloud-orchestrated
No NDAA §889-prohibited components
Yes
Not stated
Bilingual English + Arabic
Yes
No
Why we win

Where Police.Live wins

1

Truly air-gap capable

Police.Live runs entirely on-premise and can operate fully air-gapped; cloud event reporting is optional. Vaidio is multi-deployment with named cloud products and is orchestrated by NVIDIA Fleet Command, a cloud-managed service.

2

Built for corrections, not retrofitted

Police.Live ships inmate self-harm and cell monitoring and restricted-area enforcement out of the box. Vaidio’s 30+ analytics are excellent for smart cities and stadiums, but it has no dedicated corrections product or named prison deployment.

3

Federal-procurement posture

Police.Live software contains no NDAA §889-prohibited components and ships with a CJIS compliance roadmap. Vaidio does not publish an NDAA §889 statement.

Honest take

When Vaidio is the better choice

  • You run a smart city, transit network, stadium, or large campus and want the broadest analytics catalog and forensic search.
  • You need very large single-platform scale (tens of thousands of cameras) and broad VMS integrations.
  • You are comfortable with NVIDIA Fleet Command’s cloud-managed orchestration and do not require air-gapped operation.
Pricing

How they price

Police.Live

License + on-premise hardware. Contact sales for facility sizing.

Vaidio

Enterprise / quote-based, often via channel partners; Vaidio does not publish list pricing.

FAQ

Common questions

Is Vaidio the same company as IronYun?

Yes. IronYun rebranded its AI vision platform as Vaidio in 2025. The company is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, and its platform is built on NVIDIA Metropolis and Fleet Command.

Can Vaidio run fully offline / air-gapped like Police.Live?

Vaidio is multi-deployment — on-premise, edge, cloud, and hybrid — with named cloud products and orchestration via NVIDIA Fleet Command, which is itself a cloud-managed service. Police.Live is designed for 100% on-premise operation, including fully air-gapped deployments.

Does Vaidio have a corrections or jail product?

No dedicated one. Vaidio markets to smart city, stadium, transit, and campus use cases; its capabilities can overlap with corrections needs, but it does not offer a purpose-built prison product or publish a named jail deployment. Police.Live is built specifically for stations, jails, and detention centers.

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