Stating that the firm plans to hire over 400 additional employees as part of its growth strategy, Rajasekhar said, “We have deployed over 12 lakh CCTV cameras across India, including systems for the Border Security Force (BSF), Election Commission of India, and AI-based classroom monitoring,” said Rajasekhar. Notably, the company installed 72 thermal cameras in Kaziranga National Park in 2019 to prevent poaching and deployed 64,000 cameras across 19 states in one day for NEET exam monitoring.
Brihaspathi Technologies is also proposing ‘solar smart poles’ to the state government. The devices are standalone surveillance units powered by solar energy with SIM-based connectivity, requiring no traditional infrastructure.
Anticipating 30% revenue growth this year, the managing director credited the rising demand for integrated security solutions in sectors like education, transportation and public safety.
