True Path Vision

TruePath Vision is a computer-vision and AI platform that turns an organization's existing IP security cameras into real-time threat-detection sensors, with no new hardware required. The platform combines facial matching, object and weapon detection, behavior analysis, and operational-efficiency tools in a single dashboard, delivering instant alerts to desktop and mobile typically within a second of detection. Its facial matching integrates open-source intelligence data sets, including millions of public arrest records, sex-offender registries, and NCMEC missing-child records, enabling near-instant identification of known traffickers and missing or exploited persons.

The company grew out of a collaboration between Homeland Security Investigations and the Tim Tebow Foundation aimed at identifying victims of human trafficking, with co-founder Jason Williamson, a data science professor at the University of Virginia, developing the initial facial recognition tools. Because studies show nearly 80% of U.S. trafficking victims pass through the hospitality network, TPV built technology tailored for the hospitality industry, launching its first major deployment at the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Today it serves hospitality, retail, law enforcement, defense, corporate campuses, and transit hubs, and has expanded its platform with weapon detection for hotels, schools, and public venues.