Nodeflux
Jakarta's on-premise vision AI for police, borders and smart cities
Overview
Nodeflux is a Jakarta computer-vision company started in 2016. It sells VisionAIre face, plate and object recognition with the Lenz video-management console, the Athena on-premise AI agent and satellite AI that analyses imagery in orbit, mainly to Indonesian government and enterprise buyers. Its face-recognition algorithms were tested by NIST in 2019.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
What you can produce with Nodeflux
- Faces, licence plates, vehicles and objects recognised on live camera streams (VisionAIre)
- Thousands of cameras watched, searched and alerted on from the Lenz console
- Watchlist alerts and face search across cameras, body cams and drones
- Reports, decks and spreadsheets produced by the on-premise Athena agent from internal data
- Vessels, borders and disaster zones assessed by AI running on a satellite in orbit
- All processing deployed on the customer's own infrastructure
Nodeflux offers a sovereign, on-premise stack for Indonesian security buyers: VisionAIre recognition across thousands of streams, the Lenz console for search and alerts, and now the Athena agent and in-orbit satellite analytics. Its 2019 NIST FRTE 1:1 submissions are genuinely listed by NIST, though the top-25 rank is the vendor's own and no newer algorithm has been tested.
It is a procurement sale with no public price or trial, and face-recognition surveillance brings privacy obligations. A credible domestic option for Indonesian public-sector buyers; ask for current accuracy evidence, not the 2019 result.
What we found
Nodeflux is a Jakarta computer-vision company, operating as Nodeflux Teknologi Indonesia, started in 2016 by Bandung Institute of Technology graduates Meidy Fitranto and Faris Rahman. Its redesigned site now presents three systems rather than one. VisionAIre is the vision engine, recognising faces, licence plates, vehicles and objects on live camera streams, with Lenz, introduced in January 2026, as the video-management console. Athena is an on-premise AI agent that plans a task, queries a customer's own databases and documents, writes and runs code and returns a report, deck or spreadsheet. A satellite product runs detection models in orbit for maritime and border monitoring. All of it is pitched as running on the customer's own infrastructure.
The headline credential is NIST. Nodeflux says the US benchmark placed its face recognition in the top 25 worldwide in 2019. NIST's FRTE 1:1 tables, read on 14 October 2026, do list Nodeflux (ID) with three algorithms, two submitted on 1 March 2019 and one on 26 August 2019, with report cards still published. That confirms the testing; the rank is the vendor's own statement about 2019, and nothing newer has been submitted. The site also cites 1:N testing, but Nodeflux does not appear in NIST's current 1:N tables. Earlier versions of this page called it the only Indonesian company ever benchmarked; the same 1:1 tables now list nine other developers tagged as Indonesian, including Verihubs and PT Qlue Performa Indonesia.
Public funding records are old. East Ventures announced an undisclosed investment in June 2018, following seed money from Qlue the year before, and said Nodeflux was the first Indonesia-based member of NVIDIA's Inception programme. No later round was found, and revenue estimates and 2026 awards in earlier text could not be traced.
The site names customers by type: national police, immigration, customs and provincial governments, across what it calls all 34 provinces and eight countries. There is no public price or trial, only a demo request, and face-recognition surveillance carries privacy questions buyers should settle first.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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