How do we move video analytics beyond descriptive to prescriptive? From gathering potential questions to providing solutions? The answer is more than just analytics — it is data intelligence. 

This integration broadens the business’ ability to ensure door-to-door security and capture access related data to store, search and notify of exceptions in the cloud.

The company is launching a cloud platform that leverages computer vision, AI, and video analytics to quickly and accurately detect, classify, and verify potential threats.

The Eagle Eye Cloud VMS true cloud video surveillance platform is designed to safeguard businesses, while delivering cybersecurity assurance, business intelligence, flexibility and scalability. 

ProdataKey (PDK), manufacturer of cloud access control platform built for mobile, and Turing AI, manufacturer of cloud video surveillance systems and IP cameras, announced an integration that provides users with a 100 percent cloud-based platform.

Qognify announced an addition to its portfolio of devices supported in its video management software Qognify VMS. The integration includes Pelco’s Sarix Value, Sarix Pro 4 and Esprit Enhanced Series.

Industry professionals from the integration and manufacturing communities help explain top considerations when choosing a VMS for your end customer. 

Despite continuing battles with the supply chain, spiking inflation and other obstacles, the video sector remains on a robust, upward trajectory. 

Previously located in Cambodia, the new facility is said to give i-PRO the capability to rapidly produce a large variety of customized products while reducing delivery times.

A great deal of deployment flexibility and enhanced security are notable selling points among a litany of reasons why VsaaS is gaining in popularity.