HIKVISION has launched its DeepinMind network video recorder, an intelligent NVR that learns to identify people captured by video surveillance cameras. The NVR can also learn to filter out false alarms that would have previously been triggered by non-threatening moving objects. The new 32-channel iDS-9632NXI-I8/16S NVR will be the first in Hikvision’s new range of DeepinMind products.
Hikvision is taking the deep learning concept and applying it to the security industry, yielding a series of completely new products. Imitating human beings’ synaptic learning and memory processes, the DeepinMind Series NVR incorporates advanced algorithms to achieve accurate and consistent video content analytics (VCA) performance.
False alarms triggered by animals, leaves, shadows, changes in lighting, and other insignificant objects regularly plague security personnel, costing too many man-hours and monetary resources. But with its ability to detect human bodies, the iDS-9632NXI-I8/16S NVR effectively filters out such false alarms. The DeepinMind NVR identifies and triggers human activity with an unprecedented accuracy—exceeding 90 per cent.
Its high-speed graphics processing unit (GPU) performs accelerated computing while deep learning algorithms improve accuracy over against current NVR models that still rely on conventional CPUs. Moreover, these features enable authorized users to search recorded footage and find targets far more quickly than with a traditional NVR.
The DeepinMind embedded NVR also features up to 32 channels of video input for IP cameras (up to 12 MP), HD video output and decoding, hard drive hot-swapping, RAID (0, 1, 5, 6, and 10) configurations for up to eight 8-TB HDDs, and dual-NICs. ♦
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