Articles Tagged with ''Video Solutions''

Dragonfruit, the scalable AI analytics platform, introduced Dragonfruit Frontier, a new cloud VMS with AI analytics, at the ISC West conference in Las Vegas last week.

Videoloft, the cloud video surveillance platform, has partnered with Navtech Radar, commercial radar solutions manufacturer, to add video verification to radar intrusion detection systems.

Edge360, a technology provider that brings IT fundamentals to physical security, and Quanergy Systems, Inc., provider of LiDAR sensors and smart 3D solutions, announced the availability of an integrated LiDAR-based video surveillance platform to support the delivery of mission-critical security and business intelligence.

viisights, developer of advanced AI-powered behavior recognition video analytics, and EAGL Technology, a provider of gunshot detection and lockdown systems headquartered in Albuquerque, N.M., have partnered to create and deploy unique and comprehensive video understanding technology designed to detect armed persons and provide real-time early alerts.

Hanwha Techwin America, a global supplier of IP and analog video surveillance solutions, is unveiling a new line of affordable cameras and network video recorders.

Patriot One Technologies was awarded a contract worth nearly $1 million CAD with Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND), to further develop an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled full motion video analytics application.

Alarm.com for Business introduces its new line of business security cameras, the Pro Series commercial-grade Power Over Ethernet (PoE) cameras.

Ring has announced its rollout of a new integration for cameras that support ONVIF, an open standard that allows devices to communicate with each other, even if they are from different manufacturers.

Salata, a fast casual built-to-order salad kitchen, has chosen managed service provider Interface to implement video analytics, restaurant-technology-in-a-box, and VoIP communication at its more than 80 locations.

Arcules’ cloud-based surveillance platform eliminates the need to buy and maintain expensive physical hardware, immediately saving WISG $20,000 in capital expenditures.