Sławomir Paszko

Sławomir Paszko

CEO at AISP, using AI count traffic
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About

My mission is simple: To provide engineering firms worldwide with the most reliable, scalable, and cost-effective AI tools for traffic analysis. By leveraging the best of Polish software engineering, we’ve built AITracker – a system that proved its worth by handling 20% of the entire Polish National Traffic Census. - Efficiency: Cut the cost of AI video analysis by 70% without compromising on 97%+ accuracy. - Scalability: From single intersections to 300,000 processed video hours - Expertise: Deep background in AI, Computer Vision, and Embedded systems (Liczbox). 📩 Contact me at: kontakt@aisp.pl 🗓️ Book a demo: calendar.app.google/E963PY9wSae5UBXbA

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Maker History

  • AITracker
    AITrackerAI traffic analysys software from videos
    Feb 2026
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    Joined Product HuntFebruary 5th, 2026

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Sławomir Paszko•

27d ago

AITracker - AI traffic analysys software from videos

AITracker is a battle-tested AI engine that powered 20% of Poland’s National Traffic Census 2025. We’ve analyzed 300,000+ hours of video with 97% accuracy. Why pay $12/h for manual counting? Get 22 vehicle classes, ALPR, and speed estimation. Our cloud platform processes video 5x faster than real-time. Hardware agnostic—upload CCTV footage and get validated engineering reports. GDPR-compliant anonymization also avaiable.
Sławomir Paszko•

1mo ago

Bootstrapped by a father of 5: How I built the AI engine behind 300k hours of traffic data.

Hello Product Hunt!

I m Slawek, an engineer from Silesia, Poland, and a father of five (4 girls and 1 boy now that is a real-world lesson in logistics and scaling!). I m writing to you from my home in Lubecko because the time has come for my "bootstrapped" project to step out of the local market and onto the global stage.

The "Aha!" Moment

A few years ago, I was driving past a road construction site and saw people sitting in the cold with manual clickers, trying to count cars. I thought: "It s the 21st century. We have AI, we have computer vision why are we still doing this like it's 1920?"

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