Hanwha Vision introduces multi-directional AI cameras that enhance security coverage while reducing costs. These innovative devices combine multiple camera functionalities into a single unit, streamlining installation and maintenance. The integration of advanced AI analytics allows for improved situational awareness and reduced false alarms.
The multi-directional AI cameras are particularly effective in complex environments like city centers and airports. With features such as edge AI and deep-learning capabilities, these cameras can accurately classify objects and alert operators only to significant events. This technology not only saves costs but also enhances operational efficiency in surveillance.
• Multi-directional AI cameras reduce costs and enhance security coverage.
• Advanced AI analytics improve situational awareness and reduce false alarms.
This technology allows Hanwha Vision's cameras to perform advanced analytics directly on the device, reducing server-side computing needs.
In the context of Hanwha Vision's cameras, deep learning enables accurate detection and classification of objects.
Hanwha Vision's cameras utilize AI analytics to enhance operators' situational awareness and responsiveness.
The company's multi-directional AI cameras are designed to provide comprehensive security solutions while minimizing costs.
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