AI surveillance means utilizing artificial intelligence in video monitoring systems for security purposes. It means employing deep learning algorithms to process live and recorded videos continuously so as to derive useful insights without necessarily requiring a human analysis.
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AI can recognize occurrences, conducts, things, configurations, deviations, visages, number plates, and audios, among other things. As a result of this real-time alerting capability, footage can be searched instantly, crowd analytics facilitated, and even automatic reporting made, among other smart enhancements. In fact, these AI surveillance platforms convert video data into ‘knowledge’ to enhance physical security.
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AI Surveillance
The Future of Security
TECBOMO | REOLONK
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TECBOMO, a leading provider of technology solutions, has partnered with reolink to offer surveillance cameras at scale. With this partnership, TECBOMO is now able to provide AI Surveillance, which uses advanced algorithms to detect and analyze potential security threats. This technology is ideal for businesses and organizations looking to enhance their security measures and protect their assets. TECBOMO's commitment to innovation and excellence is evident in this latest offering, and we are proud to be at the forefront of the industry.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaking up the world of surveillance and security. AI and surveillance technology can monitor videos through machine learning algorithms to identify events, objects, behaviors, and patterns that affect the security field. AI surveillance is a technology that will change the dynamics of security as we know it.
What is AI Surveillance?
AI surveillance means utilizing artificial intelligence in video monitoring systems for security purposes. It means employing deep learning algorithms to process live and recorded videos continuously so as to derive useful insights without necessarily requiring a human analysis.
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AI can recognize occurrences, conducts, things, configurations, deviations, visages, number plates, and audios, among other things. As a result of this real-time alerting capability, footage can be searched instantly, crowd analytics facilitated, and even automatic reporting made, among other smart enhancements. In fact, these AI surveillance platforms convert video data into ‘knowledge’ to enhance physical security.
How Does AI Surveillance Technology Work?
AI in security and surveillance relies on computer vision techniques like machine learning and deep learning to mimic and surpass human-level video analysis. The system is trained on vast labeled datasets to build sophisticated artificial neural networks.
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Once deployed, the AI surveillance system autonomously processes live and archived video feeds. The different capabilities of AI surveillance include:
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Facial Recognition: One of the most common applications of AI is facial recognition. The algorithm scans faces in video streams and matches them against databases of facial images to identify individuals in real time. This enables identifying VIPs, staff, suspects, and more.
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Object Detection: Object detection allows the AI to draw bounding boxes around objects like cars, bikes, bags, and animals and classify them. This helps in automatically flagging unauthorized objects.
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Human Detection: Distinguishing humans from other objects is critical for applications like people counting, human tracking, fall detection, etc. The system can raise alerts when a human is detected in restricted zones.
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Object Tracking: The AI can lock onto a specific object, like a person or vehicle, and track its path over time across multiple cameras. This helps in pattern analysis and investigation.
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Crowd Monitoring: By continuously monitoring crowd sizes, densities, and flows, the AI can identify risks like overcrowding or detect anomalies. This enables timely alerts to prevent stampedes and manage crowds.
Benefits of AI Video Surveillance
AI surveillance offers several advantages over traditional video monitoring: