Eagle Eye Networks: 5 Key Video Surveillance Trends for 2021
The events of 2020, combined with technological advances and adoption of Cloud and AI for video surveillance, will make 2021 a transformational year.
The events of 2020, combined with technological advances and adoption of Cloud and AI for video surveillance, will make 2021 a transformational year.
FLIR’s CEO says together the companies will “offer a uniquely complementary end-to-end portfolio of sensory technologies for all key domains and applications.”
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Other top surveillance videos of the week include footage from the Nashville explosion, a delivery driver hanging on to his stolen van and more.
The new integration allows businesses to identify individuals with elevated skin temperature through a contactless solution and allow or deny entry based on the reading.
SSI’s most viewed stories from 2020 include topics such as M&A, COVID loan info and legal disputes, featuring companies like ADT, Allied Universal and many more.
Intelligent Insights captures data from Bosch video cameras with built-in AI and pulls it into a single dashboard to support informed decision-making.
VSaaS/Cloud-based opportunities have actually increased the innovative options that integrators now have to build a risk-resilient business.
Theft fails, a “gangster grandpa,” a heroic dog and much more make up the most viewed surveillance videos of 2020.
The IP and analog video surveillance solutions provider forecasts trends for the new year, along with addressing corporate initiatives.
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