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IntelliVision Technologies Corp., a subsidiary of Nortek Security & Control that provides AI and deep learning video and audio analytics software for smart cameras, has been identified as a “Hot Vendor in Image and Video Analytics” in a 2019 report by Aragon Research Inc.

Arecont Vision Costar, a provider of network-based video surveillance solutions, announced the addition of Apex Technology Sales Inc. to its Authorized Manufacturer’s Representative Program. Apex will provide expert pre-sales assistance for Arecont Vision Costar’s Total Video Solution offerings across the U.S. North Central Region, including Minnesota, both North and South Dakota and Western Wisconsin.

Panasonic announced that it will establish a new company to operate its security systems business in Japan and overseas, and that it has reached an agreement for strategic co-investment with Polaris Capital Group. 

Every year at ISC West, Axis Communications Inc. hosts a press breakfast to introduce new products and emphasize their application in a fun and informative way.

Speco Technologies has released a video on YouTube in which product engineer Justin Taylor explains the differences between the company’s Ultra Intensifier and other low light cameras.

While you may not have heard of 2N products, they have been big in Europe for years. Recently, the company was purchased by Axis Communications, which has brought this line of intercom, door station and access control products to the North American market.

Transom Capital Group, an operations-focused middle market private equity firm, today announced it has acquired Pelco Inc., a provider of video surveillance solutions, from Schneider Electric.

The early struggles of video analytics technologies to live up to over-inflated expectations are well documented.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has enacted to ban the use of facial recognition technology by police and all other municipal agencies.

March Networks, a global video security and video-based business intelligence leader, has been designated as a cyber secure business by Cyber Essentials Canada for a second consecutive year. March Networks was the first company in the country to achieve the certification in 2018, and is the first to re-certify through the program this year.