uses powerful algorithms & deep learning models to automate detection and analysis of objects and motion in a CCTV camera’s view.
AI Search technology users can simply type a description of what they are looking for – a person in a blue jacket — just like typing in a search engines, and all related video content that fits that description is automatically queued for playback. So instead of spending hours manually reviewing footage, users can easily find what they are looking for in seconds.
AcuSeek from Hikvision AI technology lets users search through days of recorded video footage using natural language “text” search descriptions up to 64 characters long. Whether you’re looking for a “black SUV entering east gate” or a “person carrying a backpack,” the AcuSeek AI instantly understands and delivers accurate results.
Facial recognition is a technology used to verify personal identities by pinpointing and measuring facial features from a digital image or a video frame. The data can then be cross referenced with a pre-stored image to look for a match. It can be used to grant access to a listed individual or alert staff to the presence of unauthorised individuals.
Vehicle identification is a technology that identifies vehicles by reading not only there number plate characters, but also features including colour, type, manufacturer, and even travel direction. This can be particularly useful when reviewing an incident where only the make or colour of a vehicle is known.
People counting is a technology that uses specifically designed cameras and deep-learning algorithms to automatically and dynamically measure customer flow through a door or within a certain area. Used in retail to capture footfall and hot and cold areas of activity within a store.
People counting technology can also be use to count number in a queue and alerting staff that queues are forming.
Fall detection is a technology that uses machine perception and video analytics to detect a person falling. It was designed especially for those who suffer from illnesses or disabilities, triggering instant alerts to authorised staff so that they can take immediate actions.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) detection is a technology that employs cameras and deep-learning algorithms to automatically identify and alert PPE violations – for example, not wearing hard hats in high-risk working areas such as construction sites.
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