Dataset library

    16 synthetic computer vision datasets for CCTV and security.

    16 synthetic datasets with YOLO and COCO labels, each with a free sample. Licences from $149.
    Sample frame from the CCTV Weapon Detection datasetWeapons & threats

    CCTV Weapon Detection

    Train AI weapon detection on 1,000 synthetic CCTV images: handguns, rifles, shotguns and look-alike negatives, labelled in YOLO and COCO. Free sample included.

    Size
    1,000 images
    Format
    YOLO + COCO
    Sample frame from the CCTV Knife Detection datasetWeapons & threats

    CCTV Knife Detection

    Synthetic knife detection dataset: 1,000 CCTV images of people holding knives plus look-alike negatives, labelled in YOLO and COCO. Free sample.

    Size
    1,000 images
    Format
    YOLO + COCO
    Sample frame from the Pedestrian Attribute Recognition datasetBehaviour & safety

    Pedestrian Attribute Recognition

    Synthetic pedestrian attribute dataset — a PA-100k alternative with captions and structured labels for ViT, CLIP and Re-ID. Free 996-image sample.

    Size
    10,000 images (50K by quote)
    Format
    JSONL (Descriptive + Structured)
    Sample frame from the Driver Drowsiness Detection datasetBehaviour & safety

    Driver Drowsiness Detection

    Synthetic driver drowsiness dataset with 10,000 images and pixel-perfect eye keypoint annotations. 168 open-source samples. Ideal for fatigue detection AI.

    Size
    10,000 images
    Format
    YOLO + Keypoints

    This is the full list of Simuletic's computer vision datasets: 16 synthetic CCTV, drone and dashcam sets for security and safety detection, each sold as a one-time licence with YOLO and COCO labels.

    Open a card for the full specification and licence. Free sample opens the Kaggle or Hugging Face download for that dataset, so you can check the labels before you buy.

    What the catalogue covers

    Four domains, sixteen datasets.

    Weapons and threats

    Handguns, rifles and knives seen from real CCTV heights, in crowds and bad light, plus the hard negatives — umbrellas, phones, chip bags — that cause most false alarms. ATM robbery data separates offender from victim.

    Behaviour and safety

    Shoplifting and concealment, fights and aggression with pose keypoints, falls and collapses, pedestrian attributes for search and re-identification, and in-cabin driver drowsiness — with keypoints, captions or video where the task needs them.

    Fire and smoke

    Early-stage fires and smoke from street and site cameras, and long-range wildfire plumes from lookout towers, where the target can be a few pixels wide.

    Counter-UAS and defence

    Drones against airport backgrounds, swarms of small drones in clutter, armour from UAV altitude, and civilian-versus-armed classification — data that is restricted or dangerous to collect for real.

    Free samples

    Free open-source samples on Kaggle and Hugging Face.

    Almost every dataset has a free open-source sample — typically 100 to 400 labelled images, plus video clips where the dataset has them. Train a baseline, look at the boxes, and check the camera angles against your own before you buy.

    Samples are published on Kaggle and, for some datasets such as weapon and knife detection, on Hugging Face. Each dataset page links its sample. The samples carry their own open licence; the full datasets are licensed separately.

    Licences

    How licensing works.

    Per dataset, one-time

    Every licence is a one-time payment for 1,000 images of one dataset, with no subscription. Research costs $149 for students and non-commercial work; commercial costs $590. Packs of 5,000–20,000 images are commercial only, $2,400–$8,500; video datasets are priced on request.

    What's in the files

    Full-resolution images, YOLO and COCO labels, a fixed train / val split and a dataset card describing classes, scenes and how the labels were made. Some datasets add keypoints, VLM captions or video sequences — the spec box on each page lists them.

    Sample first, then buy

    Download the free sample, train a baseline and check the labels. Then buy the licence from your account; downloads stay there. Prices and terms are on the pricing page.

    Compare

    All 16 datasets side by side.

    Simuletic computer vision datasets compared: images, classes, hard negatives, video, free sample, label format and licence
    DatasetImagesClassesHard negativesVideoFree sampleFormatLicence
    UAV & Aerial View: Battle Tank Detection3,000 imagesbattle_tank—No164 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Shoplifting Detection5,000+ frames + 100+ videosperson, pose-17kp—Video sequences400 imagesYOLO + VLMPrice on request
    CCTV ATM Robbery Detection: Gun & Knife3,000 imagesoffender, victim, gun, knife—No237 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Smoke & Fire Emergency Detection1,000 imagesperson, smoke, fire~16%: steam, fog, dust, lights, reflectionsNo240 imagesYOLO + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Long-Distance Wildfire & Smoke Detection1,000 imagessmoke, wildfire~28%: cloud, fog, mist, dust, steamNo239 imagesYOLO + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Weapon Detection1,000 imagesperson, handgun, rifle, shotgun, sniper_rifle~20%: bottles, umbrellas, bags, phones, toolsNo141 imagesYOLO + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Knife Detection1,000 imagesperson, knife~20%: phones, wallets, bottles, umbrellas, bagsNo114 imagesYOLO + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Fall & Incident Detection1,000 imagesperson, fallen_person~20%: sitting, crouching, squatting, kneelingNo111 imagesYOLO + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Airport Drone Threat & Safety1,200 imagesdrone, birdBirds, as a labelled classEvaluation clips111 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Fight & Aggression Detection1,000 imagesperson, fight~28%: hugs, handshakes, dancing, argumentsNo103 imagesYOLO-pose + COCO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Pedestrian Attribute Recognition10,000 images (50K by quote)pedestrian (with attributes)—No996 imagesJSONL (Descriptive + Structured)$149 research / $590 commercial
    CCTV Weapon Detection: Rifles vs Umbrellas1,000 imagesperson, rifle, umbrella50%: umbrellas, as a labelled classEvaluation clips120 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Weapon Detection: Handgun vs Bag of Chips1,100 imagesperson, handgun, chip_bagChip bags, as a labelled class (balanced split)Evaluation clips110 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Military Drone Swarm & Saturation Attack1,000+ imagesdrone—No117 imagesYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Drone Civilian / Armed Military Detection800 imagescivilian, armed_person, vehicle—Evaluation clipsOn requestYOLO$149 research / $590 commercial
    Driver Drowsiness Detection10,000 imageseye_open, eye_closed, eye_drowsy—Evaluation clips168 imagesYOLO + Keypoints$149 research / $590 commercial

    Images is the size of the full set; a standard licence covers 1,000 images, and packs of5,000–20,000 images cost $2,400–$8,500 with a commercial licence. Hard negatives are look-alike objects or scenes that are not the target, included so the model learns what not to flag.

    Questions

    Before you licence

    What is a computer vision dataset?

    A labelled collection of images or video used to train and evaluate models that detect, classify or segment objects and events. Each image comes with annotations — bounding boxes, keypoints, masks or attributes — that tell the model what to learn.

    What is synthetic computer vision training data?

    Imagery generated by rendering and generative models instead of captured by a camera. Because the pipeline knows what it placed in each frame, labels come out with the image. Every Simuletic dataset is 100% synthetic, so it contains no real people.

    Which annotation formats do the datasets use?

    Detection datasets ship as YOLO (works with YOLOv5, v8 and v11) and COCO. Pose datasets use COCO keypoints, and pedestrian attribute data ships as JSONL. Some datasets also include video, VLM captions or keypoints — see each dataset page.

    Can I try a dataset before buying?

    Yes. Almost every dataset has a free sample on Kaggle — typically 100 to 400 images — so you can train a baseline and check the labels before licensing the full set.

    Can I use the data commercially?

    With a commercial licence, yes: one organisation may train models on the data and ship those models in products, perpetually. The research licence covers non-commercial work by one lab or course. You may not resell or redistribute the dataset itself.

    Which YOLO versions work with the labels?

    The YOLO text format works with YOLOv5, YOLOv8 and YOLO11 out of the box; COCO JSON works with most other detectors, including RT-DETR and Faster R-CNN.

    Do any datasets include video?

    Yes. Shoplifting, fall detection, airport drones and others ship with video sequences or evaluation clips. Custom datasets can be delivered as video clips with tracking IDs and event times.

    What if none of these match my cameras?

    Then a custom dataset is usually the better buy: we render the same kinds of events into photos of your own empty scenes, as images or video, with your classes.

    What does a licence cost?

    Each image dataset is sold as 1,000 images with a one-time licence: $149 for students and non-commercial research, $590 for commercial use. Packs of 5,000–20,000 images are commercial only, $2,400–$8,500. Video datasets are priced on request.

    New to synthetic data? Start with what synthetic data for computer vision is.

    Not in the catalogue?

    We build datasets for scenarios you can't film — on your own camera angles, with your classes and the look-alikes that cause false alarms.