Latin America. South Korean manufacturer IDIS has introduced its novel patented IDIS Smart Privacy Masks solution, a technological breakthrough that revolutionizes real-time privacy concealment, merging artificial intelligence and processing through its video management system (VMS).
This development allows you to protect the identity of people in recordings without jeopardizing the quality or efficiency of video surgery. Unlike conventional methods that usually create constraints, such as difficulty detecting people, excessive blurring, or using a mistake when using privacy, IDIS manages to maintain high video resolution and stable frame rate, even in a dynamic environment and with high-resolution streaming.
This innovation is based on the IDIS Deep Learning Engine, an artificial intelligence that is trained internally by a company that automatically adjusts the intensity of the mosaic effect. This allows for the optimal balance between privacy and visibility, making it easy to take action and observe movements in real-time without jeopardizing the protection of personal data. IDIS Smart Privacy Masks integrates directly into the IDIS Solution Suite (ISS) ecosystem, ensuring efficient use of system resources and maintaining the integrity of recorded material, essential for forensic analysis and legal evidence.
In addition, this solution adds to a comprehensive suite of tools and appliances that encompasses high-performance cameras, network recorders, sophisticated AI-powered analytics, and network plug-ins.
Dr. JunHyeok Heo, Director of Solution Development at IDIS, highlighted that this innovation offers new possibilities for real-time surveillance without the risk of regulatory non-compliance.
"As AI video technology becomes more accurate, IDIS is focused on perfecting those capabilities that demand the highest standards of reliability and performance," he said. "With IDIS Smart Privacy Masks we have achieved this, integrating powerful deep learning capabilities with our ISS enterprise platform to achieve optimal results."
