In a recent Benchmark group test looking at object-based video analytics, the RC3502HD-5211 camera from Riva was included. This device has embedded video analytics from VCA Technology, and includes what is referred to as object-based detection. During the test it became apparent that whilst the embedded …
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One of the first video ‘analytics rules’ to emerge in the security sector, way back in the analogue days before terms such as VCA or IVA were invented, was the detection of object removed violations. It seemed very advanced at a time when video motion …
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[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he benefits of IVA (intelligent video analysis) are manifold, and cover both security and business intelligence. While many focus on advanced analytics using AND/OR logic to link rules, the humble virtual tripwire is often under-considered. Despite this, it offers a value-added solution for a wide range of …
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With the wider use of smart detection, an increasing number of manufacturers are claiming to offer anti-tamper features on video cameras. Benchmark considers the performance of this functionality to see whether it offers credible protection. [dropcap]I[/dropcap]n recent times, the introduction of smart technologies has increased …
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Intelligent video functionality promised so much to the security sector, but there is still some debate over what it has achieved. At the higher end, there are a mix of success stories and cautionary tales. In the mainstream, intelligent functionality is increasingly included in cameras. …