Deep learning engine set to supercharge end-to-end solutions

Issue 8 2022 Surveillance

IDIS, manufacturer of South Korean-made video technology, will be displaying an exciting line-up of end-to-end video solutions that include the latest advances in AI-powered video analytics for businesses of any size, at this year’s Intersec on stand S1-J27.

The company will unveil its new range of NDAA-compliant edge AI cameras and new appliances, including the DV-3200 AI in the Box, that leverage the power of the IDIS Deep Learning Engine, which is trained on vast datasets to deliver up to 98% accuracy and is designed to meet any budget and application

The new flexible and scalable range of deep-learning options lets organisations of any size reap the benefits of AI-powered analytics by eliminating the inefficiency of false alarms with more accurate alerts. This supports more proactive real-time monitoring and faster responses, while delivering on the IDIS promise of a low total cost of ownership (TCO).

The AI Box for Surveillance, also launching, is a simple and affordable 4-channel add-on appliance that comes without any license fees and provides unlimited scalability. It delivers all the benefits of AI object detection - including people, cars, and bikes - along with line crossing, loitering detection, and face detection. An easy upgrade option, it lets organisations leverage their existing investments in IDIS cameras by simply connecting the DV-1304-A box to their NVRs. For new systems, it enables a more proactive approach to security.

Visitors can also get hands-on demonstrations of the comprehensive range of NDAA-compliant cameras, NVRs, pre-configured AI in the Box appliances, and a choice of VMS suited to the specific challenges of the retail sector, banking, and logistics applications.

For the banking sector, IDIS will showcase its latest 64-channel NVR, pre-configured with IDIS Solution Suite VMS and IDIS Deep Learning Analytics, and the IDIS Intelligent Video Wall Station. A new 8-channel encoder and HD-TVI recorder lets banks securely migrate to full IP surveillance without interruption to coverage. IDIS offers the option to retain analogue equipment, and to integrate with Bosch’s intrusion and fire detection technology, eliminating siloed systems and reducing operating expenditure.

For logistics and retail customers, IDIS video innovations are cutting shrink, improving health and safety, and transforming customer service. The IDIS retail solution now includes the AI Box for Retail, giving even small stores the benefits of AI-powered in-store and customer intelligence. IDIS will debut a remote on-board camera system for vehicles used in logistics and warehousing, as well as a range of apps and cameras that can scan barcodes and track goods across large logistics centres and warehouses, improving operational efficiency and customer service.




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