Brief explanations of intelligent video functions and IP camera software have been touched upon in other posts like this one, however the information is scattered so I’d like to devote some space to the what, why, and how of intelligent video:
What do you do with an overwhelming amount of surveillance video? Think about how much effort it would take to properly sift through recordings done 24/7/365.
Most likely you’re lacking the time, energy, or resources to do this. That is what’s led to the development of intelligent video (also known as video analytics) to help review the overwhelming amount of video and prevent you from overlooking important events, incidents, or crimes.
Intelligent video analyzes IP surveillance video using mathematical algorithms to highlight the noteworthy events to aid your decision making or provide evidence.
Being that video is the most genuine record of when something happened and what it was, intelligent video systems never stop working. Taking care of the 24/7 details so you don’t have to, intelligent video:
Intelligent video offers functions such as license plate recognition and facial detection. It can even set up a virtual fence to alert you when someone is tresspassing a sensitive building. Sony IP cameras offer this and they’ve put a nice video together that explains it:
Here are a couple more links that are extremely helpful to get you started on how intelligent video works and what it does:
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