Articles Tagged with ''video surveillance''

In this ebook you will find summary articles for all five reports, from the 2025 Industry Forecast to the most recent State of the Market Intrusion & Smart Home, with the last (fire) from the 2024 report, published last October. Each contains links back to the original report for more in-depth coverage of the topic.

Selected based on patent quality, geographic scope, and portfolio size, LexisNexis identified patent portfolios with the highest values to provide an objective view of which companies are driving innovation across the Texas startup universe.

Every image matters in a security application. Multiple factors go into achieving a clear and detailed image from a surveillance camera and higher resolution is not always essential to the effort.

Ahead, industry experts delve into what AI is solving for video surveillance customers, how that AI is trained, and what differences exist between AI being deployed at the edge, in the cloud, or somewhere in between.

At ISC West 2025, SWEAR announced the official release of the enterprise version of its video content authentication tool, SWEAR Security.

‘The State of AI in Video Surveillance’ report combines insights from eleven in-depth interviews with carefully selected experts from Axis’ global partner network, each demonstrating a proven track record and extensive expertise in the field of AI.

The technologies deliver a powerful, reliable, and cost-effective solution for managing and archiving massive volumes of video surveillance data.

VIVOTEK, a global leading security solution provider, announces the launch of two new 5MP Outdoor Turret Dome AI Cameras during ISC West 2025 at Booth #22043. 

The rise of generative AI is expected to revolutionize the ways we use our security systems along with the information that these systems will be able to provide. These promises of new levels of efficiency, accuracy and depth of data from gen-AI are capturing most of the attention and discussions around this technology and its influences on the security market.

Cameras are now producing more data than ever before, and the security industry is at the heart of this data boom. This shift to a data-centric world is driving the market in sectors like retail analytics, business intelligence platforms, parking providers, and beyond, with companies integrating analytical backends that process this data at an increasingly large scale.