Hanwha Reveals New Line of 4K AI Cameras
Hanwha’s new AI-based cameras capture images at up to 4K resolution and include in-camera deep learning algorithms for object detection, classification and analytics.
Designed to help businesses reopen, the occupancy monitoring and mask detection analytics run completely in-camera and are license-free.
Once primarily focused on military and critical infrastructure installations, the thermal camera market is far more expansive these days. Industry authorities explain where opportunity lies.
LILIN’s touch-free system utilizes AI and the P3T6522E2-F dual sensor IP camera which can capture high-resolution color video with a 2MP CMOS sensor.
Hanwha’s new AI-based cameras capture images at up to 4K resolution and include in-camera deep learning algorithms for object detection, classification and analytics.
Beacons, smartphones, cameras and other technologies are being considered by campuses for contact tracing and to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The new LILIN Z2R8052EX25 5MP IP bullet camera reduces bandwidth and storage consumption by about 50% without sacrificing image quality or streaming speed, according to the company.
Bosch subsidiary S&ST’s open IoT platform enables users to download AI-enabled applications from its app store and run them directly on smart cameras.
With AI-enabled cameras and security guards, the service is utilized in both residential and business settings to prevent break-ins, package theft and more.
Microsoft Azure AI capabilities will be embedded on Sony’s IMX500 intelligent vision sensor to create new video analytics opportunities.
Honeywell says its ThermoRebellion system can conduct non-invasive, preliminary screenings of personnel entering a facility, as well as validate if they are wearing proper PPE.
More than 400 locations are outfitted with approximately eight cameras that are positioned to capture the entrance, the sales floor and back-of-house operations.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
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