Facial recognition has advanced to the point where it can be rolled out over large areas and accuracy is no longer a hit-and-miss affair.

Using surveillance video for vehicle counting improves parking management at an attractive cost and limited installation hassles.

High-end central London multi-zone development chooses Tyco Security Products’ C•CURE 9000 Security and Event Management system.

Panasonic has adopted deep learning technology in its face recognition products that overcomes the difficulties of conventional technologies.

Adana sets the standard for patient safety in a system marked by low overall cost of ownership, maintenance costs, and failure rate.

The latest offerings in the market with respect to doorbells and intercoms, and what functionality they offer.

Secutel Technologies has announced it is now an approved technology partner and distributor of AxxonSoft in South Africa.

A total of 450 compact outdoor dome cameras with 4 mm lenses were ordered and installed for Food Plus, a supermarket chain in Nairobi, Kenya.

The French town of Gaillard has succeeded in a phased approach to move from analogue camera technology to the deployment of intelligent system.

Hikvision has opened of a new office for Hikvision Africa. The new office is a multi-functional building located in Bramley, Johannesburg.

Hikvision has released updated versions of its thermal deep learning bullet cameras, which will bring enhanced capabilities to perimeter security, including advanced fire detection technology.

Bosch has taken extreme measures to develop its MIC IP family of extremely rugged moving cameras to ensure they perform in practically any environment.

Panasonic announced its facial recognition server software using deep learning technology earlier this year.

Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, none of the stakeholders in the market can fight cybercrime alone, we all need to work together to get ahead in the cyber game.