Active Intelligence launches anomalous AI detection solution

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Active Intelligence recently debuted its innovative Astra Anomalous Detection Solution at ISC East 2022 in New York. Unlike conventional video analytics, Astra does not rely on rules to detect specific activities or events. Instead, Astra detects anomalous events by first learning the normal activity in a camera’s field of view. Once that foundation of normalcy is built, Astra automatically issues alerts in real-time when something out of the ordinary is detected.

“Astra transforms existing video security systems from reactive and forensic solutions to proactive sources of preventive real-time intelligence,” said Ken LaMarca, CEO, Active Intelligence. “Unlike rules-based video analytics that look for specific events and behaviours, Astra detects events and activities of interest more often and more accurately than a live guard would, but at a fraction of the cost and without any distractions or fatigue.”

Active Intelligence’s innovative Astra Anomalous Detection Solution is engineered to detect an all-inclusive range of anomalies like a person lying on the ground, physical violence, fire and smoke, pedestrians walking in front of moving vehicles, thefts, vandalism, traffic jams, and much more. This extreme versatility also makes Astra ideally suited for a wide range of commercial and industrial business intelligence applications such as process manufacturing, logistics, and trafficking, to name a few. To reduce false alarms, Astra automatically ignores events like wind, small animals, shadows, and other normal events that may be common to a scene but may only occur occasionally.

Designed to work with the security industry’s leading VMS platforms, Astra already seamlessly integrates with Milestone Xprotect and Qognify’s Ocularis, with the Genetec Security Center currently under development. Additional VMS integrations are planned for 2023. These integrations will allow system operators to quickly, easily, and cost-effectively add the preventive anomalous detection features of Astra to their current systems without having to learn a new application.

A lightweight software application, Astra allows for hundreds of video streams to run on a single server, significantly reducing cost of implementation versus conventional video analytics software. Additionally, it imparts little to no load on the network. Astra is also private, secure, and unbiased, as it does not use human judgement or store personal identifiable data. All anomalous events and activities are identified based solely on statistical data