Articles Tagged with ''artificial intelligence (AI)''

Security professionals examine the evolution of analytics in security applications.

viisights, a developer of AI-powered analytics technology, and ReddWare Inc., developer and manufacturer of application-specific commercial surveillance server solutions, have partnered. 

The challenge that Allstate faced in entering this competitive space was how to effectively manage video signal traffic, known to cause much more frequent false and nuisance alarms, without disrupting the quality of service the company has always prided itself in providing to traditional monitoring customers.  

viisights Inc., the developer of innovative behavioral recognition systems for real-time video intelligence, deployed a new installation in the city of Eilat, Israel to detect, predict and analyze events of interests in real-time and alert authorities of crowding, violent/suspicious activity, traffic or crowd congestion and more. 

IDIS America and Virtual Management Intelligence (VMI) are working together to deliver AI-supported remote surveillance services, including business operations monitoring, in sectors such as transportation, warehousing, Cannabis production, food processing, banking and finance.

The Vaidio platform is an ideal solution for organizations that need to reduce false alerts from their security systems, reduce overhead associated with safety screening and security monitoring and accelerate real-time and forensic video search. 

Oyla’s mass market camera and analytics solution fuses high-performance video and depth into a single camera. 

The AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i with enhanced image quality and built-in AI is designed to help operators react before a potential situation occurs. 

Pandemic requirements, mature technology make now the perfect time for integrators to get comfortable with artificial intelligence

Vector Flow held a press conference yesterday, March 3, to debut its AI-powered, data-centric physical security automation platform, and to announce its Series A funding of $9.2 million from venture firms, led by Mayfield Fund.