The platform analyses video streams to detect specific threat scenarios — from weapons in crowds to fires breaking out — using AI models trained and hosted entirely within Europe. It runs in cloud, on-premises or on-edge configurations, making it compatible with air-gapped military environments and bandwidth-constrained deployments. Orasio is fully GDPR and AI Act compliant and minimises dependencies on non-European infrastructure.

The company's advisory board includes Yann LeCun (Turing Award laureate and head of Meta's AMI Labs), Jürgen Stock (former INTERPOL Secretary General), Jens Henrik Højbjerg (former Danish National Police Commissioner and Europol Deputy Director), Jacek Siewiera (former head of Poland's National Security Bureau) and Arnaud Danjean (former MEP and chair of the European Parliament's Security and Defence Subcommittee). Orasio is targeting both military customers and local authorities managing public spaces and sensitive sites, initially in France with plans for European expansion.