For at least the last couple of years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been one of the biggest trends in the security industry. Offering the ability to “learn” over time, AI provides the technology to anticipate and identify potential issues as they are unfolding.

The Avigilon H5A explosion-protected line of cameras bring the functionality of Avigilon’s video analytics to the explosion-protected camera form factor suitable for hazardous environments such as oil and gas, mining and industrial sites.

DMP’s XR Series control panels have added an intelligent new layer of security and awareness, giving users the ability to selectively monitor their properties and capture video for specific activities.

CHeKT announced support for AI and video analytics with integration into alarm monitoring centers. With this firmware update, the OPTEX Visual Verification Bridge can now supervise cameras with analytics over the IP network and generate alarms based on the camera’s analytics. 

BriefCam released significant advancements to its product portfolio, including v5.6 of its video content analytics platform, as well additional deployment models that further enable customers to fully leverage its video surveillance investments.

Cloud-based video services can make a security integrator’s life easier in terms of installation, customer service and maintenance.

Symmetry Business Intelligence is a robust analytics engine designed to provide critical information via data analysis.

IDIS’s new lineup of Edge VA bullet and dome cameras feature on-board analytics.

The HRL is the latest addition to the Speco family of recorders.

The latest generation of MOBOTIX video cameras offers a whole new set of functions plus application solutions based on deep learning.