Prama Hikvision has introduced a brand-new addition to its Deepinview camera line: the Dedicated Subseries. Cameras in this Dedicated Subseries come equipped with multiple dedicated algorithms that can be selected and engaged discretely based on the needs of the installation, then switched as the security needs change.
This latest release from Prama Hikvision incorporates a batch of AI-powered deep learning algorithms into each unit, and boasts stunning performance and cost-effective pricing.
Over the last few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has been applied in many ways in security markets. As technology advances, AI chipset performance has improved to enable massive computing power using various algorithms and contributing to multi-intelligence functionality and higher accuracy. The new Dedicated Deepinview Cameras are an example of these advances, incorporating several AI-powered deep learning algorithms in one unit. In addition, these algorithms can be switched, essentially putting 5 or 6 unique cameras in one housing.
The Dedicated Deepinview cameras combine two product categories – the first is vehicle analysis where cameras combine automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) with vehicle attribute recognition. Attributes include the vehicle’s make, colour, and direction of movement. Typical uses include installation at checkpoints of city streets and at entrances & exits of buildings or industrial parks.
Models in the second category include six switchable deep learning algorithms in one camera housing, including facial recognition, face counting, hard hat detection, perimeter protection, queue management, and multiple-target-type detection (detecting multiple targets and multiple types of targets at once). Accordingly, users can simply enable an algorithm manually for dedicated use, then later switch the algorithm as needed.
For example ,the hard hat detection algorithm can be used on construction sites to ensure safety and compliance. Specially-equipped Deepinview cameras can precisely distinguish a worker on the site wearing a hard hat from those without, and automatically deliver alerts when the hard hat violation is detected.
In a retail setting, a face-counting function can be enabled to precisely count customers entering and leaving the store. Repeat customers and store staff can be automatically excluded in the process, helping store managers count new customers with precision.
Flexibility among algorithms enables users to also switch among: (a) Perimeter protection – to monitor outdoor areas needing security and deliver accurate alarms upon intrusions, (b) Facial recognition – to grant authorised access to restricted areas in various organisations, such as school laboratories, archive rooms, and hospital pharmacies, (c) Queue management – to better understand customer wait times, optimise staff levels, and enhance customer experience.
Equipped with Prama Hikvision’s Darkfighter and Lightfighter technologies, these cameras capture vivid and colour images in extremely low-light environments or in scenes with strong backlighting where colour and brightness balance is extremely difficult. Smooth Streaming mode further ensures a high-quality live feed. The Dedicated Deepinview Cameras are available in 2, 4, 8, and 12 MP resolutions.
Furthermore, metadata is supported to allow third-party platforms to receive data from Prama Hikvision cameras for real-time video analysis or recorded into footage archives to enable rapid searching forensic evidence. Finally, these camera models also offer vibration detection for outdoor use, which detects and notifies users of vandalism, for example.
