Project AURIONAI Use-Cases Research & Innovation

Multi-Object Tracking and Re-Identification

Following people, vehicles or animals across video frames and cameras and recognising them again.

Tier Grades

feasible

Tier A: Frontier AI labs

feasible

Academic and industry labs publish trackers such as ByteTrack.

feasible

Tier B: Indonesian AI labs

feasible

A tracker that runs at 30 FPS on one V100 is within an Indonesian lab reach.

feasible

Tier C: Institution units such as ITB

feasible

Benchmarking on MOT17 and MOT20 fits a university unit.

feasible

Tier D: Organisations such as SEMAI (PoT, PoC, PoV)

feasible

Tracking turns detections into counts and flows for traffic, retail and plantation pilots.

Where this comes from
Tiers: a) frontier AI labs, b) Indonesian AI labs, c) institution units such as ITB, d) organisations such as SEMAI delivering proof of technology, concept and value. Each rationale cites the anchors below.

Anchors

  • ComputeByteTrack runs at 30 FPS on a single V100 GPU on MOT17.
  • DataMOT17, MOT20, HiEve and BDD100K tracking benchmarks.
  • Team size (proxy)Proxy only (author count of an exemplar paper, not a headcount): 9 authors on the ByteTrack paper (arXiv 2110.06864).
  • Time horizonYears.
  • Shelf-life signalsTrackers fold into detection models, Privacy rules limit cross-camera re-identification of people
  • Pipeline roleTier A and academia publish trackers; Tier C tests them on local footage; Tier D uses them for counting and flow analysis.
Where this comes from
Team size is a proxy (author counts of exemplar papers), not a headcount.

Who and What

Papers

Where this comes from
The papers to read first: where the direction began, its current best, and a survey when one exists.

Sources

  1. arxiv.org/abs/2110.06864 https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.06864

To cite this page: Project AURION, AI Use-Cases Research & Innovation, "Multi-Object Tracking and Re-Identification", https://aurion.semai.id/topics/multi-object-tracking-and-reidentification/, records of October 2026.