The rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning has propelled video analytics and data-driven video management software to new levels. 

Machine learning (ML) projects will play a critical or important role in revenue generation, customer experience and business operations.

Virtual Facility, provider of machine learning and automation management of alarms and maintenance work orders for the built world, announced it closed a $9 million seed round of funding from lead investor Camber Creek, with participation from existing investors Primary and Ubiquity Ventures. 

Organizations are expanding their focus beyond solving immediate health and safety challenges and are looking to utilize security technology to also drive operational efficiencies, find cost savings, and optimize logistics.

Genetec’s next generation of its AutoVu SharpV automatic license plate recognition camera. 

Security professionals examine the evolution of analytics in security applications.

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.

Vaion vcore is equipped with integrated machine-learning capabilities that analyze all video feeds from all standards-based cameras in real time.