Video Analytics

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Park ‘n’ Ride Made Easy … and Safe

September 1, 2009

ADT Security Services and two subcontractors took on an IP-based video surveillance solution at a new $27 million rail transit parking facility in Irvine, Calif. Under a tight deadline, a supremely coordinated effort was necessary to overcome obstacles before achieving success.

Appropriate Applications for Megapixel Cameras

August 26, 2009

Although megapixel cameras may not be necessary for all applications, there are many where their technology provides an undeniably superior solution. Features like greater detail and wider coverage make them ideal for identification and forensic purposes.

The Time Has Come for IP Storage

June 19, 2009

IP storage is a technology whose time has come for physical security. One-third to one-half of the cost of a typical surveillance system today is the storage component, making it the best place to deliver competitive advantage for the security integrator.

Converting Analytics' Cool Factor Into Cash

May 26, 2009

You've heard about it and possibly witnessed a demo, but until this point you've probably relegated video analytics to the realm of novelty. Find out why a leading expert in the potentially transformative technology says content analysis is now ready to be taken as seriously as a heart attack.

Odyssey, IntelliVision Partner to Integrate Video Analytics

May 1, 2009

Odyssey Technologies Inc., a provider of video management systems, has partnered with IntelliVision to produce an integrated small form factor network surveillance solution with video analytics capabilities.

ExacqVision Video Analytics

April 21, 2009

A demontrsation of the ioimage plugin for the exacqVision IP video surveillance management software, enabling video analytics.

BRS Labs AISight Video Analytics Software

April 15, 2009

Behavioral Recognition Systems Inc. (BRS Labs) of Houston introduced the latest version of its AISightTM Cognitive Video AnalyticsTM software, an analytics solution that works with all pan/tilt/zoom (p/t/z) cameras, according to the company. AISight takes visual input from the various positions of a p/t/z camera and automatically learns and stores what activities and behaviors are normal for each view.

Video Analytics in Delaware

March 26, 2009

Case Study: Delaware Capitol Police discuss why they chose to use Honeywell technology for video surveillance in footage provided by Honeywell.

Premiere Auto Dealership Secured With High Performance Access Control

March 1, 2009

Lexus of Westminster is California’s premier Lexus dealership, recognized for providing an exceptional ownership experience on par with the luxury brand. With an eye toward ...

Leveraging Security to Maximize Revenue

January 1, 2009

Because security technology is becoming more integral to business operation, funding is now coming from the customer’s IT, sales and marketing departments. This convergence opens new recurring monthly revenue opportunities.

Managing to Create New RMR

October 1, 2008

What do IP-based access controllers, automated video reports and protecting beluga caviar have in common? They all have a place in an evolving recurring revenue marketplace that is full of new potential beyond the traditional monitored mainstays ...

Analytics Answers

September 1, 2008

Video analytics has the potential to tremendously impact the security industry. By using image processing algorithms to detect, track and analyze specific activities captured in video streams, video analytics software can accurately identify threats in real-time the moment they begin to unfold and alert personnel to take immediate ...

Analyzing Video Analytics

June 1, 2008

Tech Talk Columnist Bob Dolph breaks down a powerful business tool in the security industry.

Video Surveillance Scrutinized

March 1, 2008

As video surveillance continues to push into public spaces across the United States, a rising discourse often centers on the erosion of privacy rights and the efficacy of the systems’ highly-touted promises. To discuss the topic, Security Sales & Integration invited Frank Pao, president and CEO of Santa Clara, Calif.-based Vidient, a developer of behavior recognition and ...