International. The video analysis software of the company viisights, has been improved with AI which allows it to detest abandoned objects in warehouse spaces, as well as behavioral recognition, with the novelty that it can now be operated on the HPE Greenlake platform.
Viisights recently joined the Hewlett Packard Enterprise program as a silver-level member, adding Hewlett Packard Enterprise ("HPE") and its platform features to its safety, safety and environmental health solutions.
Asaf Birenzvieg, CEO of viisights, discussed the portfolio of behavioral recognition video analytics solutions and their qualities on the HPE Greenlake platform.
"Today, it is more important than ever that safety and security teams implement advanced preventative solutions that can automatically help them focus on emerging situations, where they can be most effective in reducing damage, loss and damage. ViiSights prides itself on providing behavioral video analytics that can be added to new or existing video systems to greatly improve environmental safety and health with extreme efficiency and cost-effectiveness."
According to the company, its video understanding technology uses deep neural networks to analyze video streams from video camera systems to automatically detect security risks, developing protection and generate alarms in near real-time.
Early notification of imminent, real-time behavioral events of interest allows responders in warehouses to take faster action, effectively reducing or eliminating the negative outcomes of potentially harmful or threatening events.
Added value
The behavioral recognition capabilities of the viisights solution include detection, analysis and reporting of violent activity, suspicious activity, PPE use, individual and crowd behavior, perimeter control and protection, traffic monitoring, and personal and environmental safety.
viisights intelligent analytics can be deployed on-premises or remotely as a service (SaaS). viisights is currently testing the beta version of the wise SaaS services with selected customers.
