ROC builds computer vision and biometrics AI for defense and security use cases, with active development on real-time threat detection (weapon detection, face watchlist matching) deployed to AR hardware. The tech stack spans mobile (iOS, Android, React) and backend (Python, C/C++, Java) with strong emphasis on RTSP streaming integration—a pattern that aligns with their core project ingesting camera feeds from AR glasses into live alerting systems. Current hiring is intern-heavy with sparse senior roles, while security and compliance dominate their pain-point surface (ISO 27001, SOC 2, risk assessment), indicating a company scaling from product-market fit into regulated, high-assurance environments.
ROC develops vision AI for national defense, security operations, and digital commerce. Founded in 2015, the company is based in Denver, Colorado and operates with 51–200 employees. Their technology platform encompasses face recognition, fingerprint and iris biometrics, object detection, weapon detection, and video analytics. A significant portion of recent engineering effort targets integration with AR/AI glasses hardware, including real-time face watchlist matching and threat alerting. The company is in active pursuit of ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification, reflecting customer requirements in defense and high-security verticals.
ROC uses Python, C/C++, and Java for backend AI/ML workloads, with iOS and Android for mobile deployment. RTSP streaming handles real-time camera feed ingestion. Frontend spans React and Vue; design tools include Figma and Adobe XD. Testing relies on Playwright, Jest, and Cypress.
Active projects include real-time face watchlist and gun detection alerts on AR glasses, RTSP camera integration with their Watch platform, a developer portal expansion, REST API prototyping, and an ML performance evaluation framework across different hardware. Security work includes ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification.
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