IDIS, South Korea’s major in-country manufacturer of video tech, is expanding its range of edge AI cameras, making it easier than ever for a wider range of customers to benefit from industry-best deep learning video analytics across commercial premises, public spaces, and perimeters, to reduce the nuisance of false alarms and pinpoint advanced AI-powered analytics exactly where they are needed most.
Able to accurately distinguish between vehicles and humans and other objects, the new IDIS Edge AI range reduces false alarms the cameras improve the responsiveness and operational efficiency of security teams with faster forensic search and investigation thanks to metadata.
The plug-and-play and NDAA-compliant cameras, equipped with up to 98% accurate IDIS Deep Learning Engine on the edge, deliver accurate and dependable detection and auto-tracking of suspicious individuals and vehicles enabling a rapid response to alerts for intrusion, line cross, and loitering events.
Nine new models are being launched, including 2MP and 5MP bullets, domes and turrets, and models featuring NIR Lightmaster technology for evidential image capture in the dark, true WDR, H.265, and IDIS Intelligent Codec offering significant storage and bandwidth savings, alarm and audio in and out, IK10 and IP67 ratings, IDIS Smart Failover, ONVIF support, and outdoor models with built-in heaters.
The standout 4MP Edge AI PTZ (DC-S6481HRA) in action in this video, features 36x zoom, automated or manual AI tracking, and night vision up to 400 metres, making it perfectly designed for securing expansive areas, risk-critical applications, and perimeter protection.
Uniquely, the camera offers operators two options for tracking suspicious individuals or objects: automatically, based on personalised, pre-set events using IDIS Deep Learning Analytics; or manually, using cost-free client software, IDIS Centre VMS, by simply selecting a person of interest with a mouse click.
Both options allow users to track subjects’ movements seamlessly and accurately over long distances, using the power of AI. This enables more efficient and accurate surveillance operations, strengthening security and safety, and reducing the likelihood of human error.
“With these latest innovative launches, our range of Edge AI Cameras has been significantly extended to include models for the widest range of surveillance applications and challenges,” says Dennis Choi, General Manager, IDIS Middle East & Africa.
Dennis Choi adds, “Together these new cameras, powered by the up to 98% accurate IDIS Deep Learning Engine, make it easy for systems integrators and end-users to add transformative video analytics capabilities to any surveillance operation to improve response times to critical events and increase operational efficiency.”
