Hanwha Techwin America offers a new line of 4K AI cameras.

For at least the last couple of years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been one of the biggest trends in the security industry. Offering the ability to “learn” over time, AI provides the technology to anticipate and identify potential issues as they are unfolding.

The sheer amount of video and other data generated by security and non-security devices today is massive, and its growth is seemingly exponential — with more and more created every day.

ISC West is a foundational event in the security industry, providing a space to network, share insights and discover the latest advancements.

SureView Systems, a provider of physical security software automation, has developed a new API that will allow AI technology to seamlessly integrate to its Immix software suite to reduce the number of false or nuisance alarms that hit a central station operator queue.

While camera manufacturers continue to deliver products with higher and higher resolutions, that’s no longer the main goal of video surveillance, purports Laurent Villeneuve, product marketing manager, Genetec, Montreal. Instead, it’s more about expanding the use case for surveillance by increasing end users’ return on investment.

The Avigilon H5SL camera line is simple and intuitive to install, with a modular design that easily snaps into a variety of base options, helping users get up and running in minutes.

Hanwha Techwin America’s new line of AI cameras recognize humans versus vehicles, faces, license plates and more, greatly enhancing the accuracy of video analytics over previous generations.

Wisenet WAVE 4.0 gives users the ability to create tailored layouts for the way they want to use their Wisenet video surveillance solutions on any device.

The Avigilon H5SL camera line is simple and intuitive to install, with a modular design that easily snaps into a variety of base options.