IronYun today announced the launch of the 9th generation of Vaidio, its widely-adopted AI Vision Platform.

The newest generation of the Vaidio platform adds =new agentic intelligence and GenAI capabilities that transform video into actionable insights, helping businesses improve safety, security, and operational effectiveness. The company also announced today it is rebranding as Vaidio.

“Most organizations are sitting on a gold mine of valuable visual data that they haven’t been able to leverage for business intelligence until now,” said Marshall Tyler, CEO of Vaidio. “Vaidio’s Vision AI unlocks that data and makes it actionable for both security and across other operations — every camera becomes a tool for improving effectiveness.”

With Vaidio’s generative and agentic AI capabilities, organizations can not only prevent safety incidents before they escalate and accelerate security investigations, they can also quickly reconfigure and redeploy any camera to meet situational objectives, including a range of use cases that improve operational effectiveness.

Vaidio’s 9th generation embeds agentic and generative intelligence across the platform to remove the manual hurdles that have traditionally prevented organizations from fully leveraging visual intelligence across their operations.

Vaidio’s 9th generation platform delivers:

• Camera Auto-Configuration and Management at Scale: Vaidio now includes a camera auto-configuration agent that uses the latest vision language models (VLMs) to automate the camera configuration process. It intelligently analyzes each camera scene, recommends analytics to apply, and auto-configures the region of interest and the default parameters for those analytics. This simplifies the user experience and expedites deployment at scale.
• Natural Language Enhancement: Security operations teams often face challenges when reviewing footage or investigating incidents, as traditional methods can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. The 9th generation of the Vaidio platform introduces a powerful CLIP-based analytic engine that enhances both search and alert capabilities through natural language fine-tuning. With this enhancement, users can refine both object- and attribute-based searches and alerts using natural language phrases, such as “holding a water bottle,” “holding a red purse,” or “wearing a football jersey.”

Vaidio customers often adopt the platform initially to enhance security operations but soon use the platform’s flexibility to deploy cameras for a broad range of operational use cases. The Vaidio platform enables once-static cameras to be easily redeployed for goals like factory floor safety, warehouse and inventory management, vehicle tracking, crowd or traffic monitoring, and can also be tailored for an array of organization-specific use cases. Vaidio’s roadmap includes a range of vertical-specific applications for industries like healthcare, retail and hospitality as well as for campuses, smart communities and cities.

“As a visionary in the field of AI, Vaidio is revolutionizing traditional security by enhancing operational efficiency and enriching the experiences of both employees and customers,” said Lauren Engebretson, director of AI solutions and enablement, compute, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). “By harnessing the power of Vaidio and HPE ProLiant Gen12 GPU-accelerated servers, which are specifically designed for large-scale AI applications, customers can unlock a new spectrum of industry-specific and customer-centric use cases.”

Tyler addded, “Whether municipal authorities, operations and logistics pros or corporate security teams, our customers uniformly see Vaidio as an instant force multiplier. Vaidio’s Vision AI saves organizations time and money at scale while making every camera more useful to their operations — and our partners are taking notice.”