Video analytics technology is a sophisticated deep learning AI search engine for video. It sorts through hours of video with ease, to quickly locate a specific person or vehicle of interest by entering physical descriptions, uploading a photo, or by finding an example within recorded video. Appearance Search can improve incident response time and enhance forensic investigations by helping operators compile robust video evidence, create a powerful narrative of events, and reveal a vehicle or individual’s route or last-known location.
Integrated with Avigilon Control Center (ACC) software, Avigilon cameras with self-learning video analytics and select Avigilon Network Video Recorders (NVRs).
Allows operators to search for a person by selecting certain specific physical descriptions, including clothing color, gender and age categorization.
Initiate a search for a person or vehicle of interest across one site, then continue the search for the same subject of interest by seamlessly transitioning from one site to the next site that uses the same version of ACC software.
Incorporating the unique characteristics of a person’s face enables the Appearance Search technology to understand that it is searching for the same person, even if items such as their clothing change over time.
Build a comprehensive set of video evidence from multiple video sources, to create a powerful narrative of events.
AI-powered facial recognition technology, within Avigilon Control Center (ACC), helps you accelerate response times by quickly identifying people of interest. Facial recognition offers the context to make better informed decisions that empower you to respond to events proactively.
People of interest are identified based on one or more secure watch lists managed by authorized users at your organization. Users can populate and manage multiple watch lists by either adding faces from Appearance Search, uploading reference images, or finding appearances of the person through recorded video. The Identity Retention settings also allow face match events and Appearance Search metadata to be aged out ahead of video if desired.
Robust controls within Avigilon’s facial recognition technology governs the accessibility and retention of watch list data. Authorized users are able to add, edit, and manipulate watch lists, while also adjusting the retention periods of watch list profiles.
Avigilon is the first video management software vendor to add native facial recognition technology that is easy to deploy, highly scalable and affordable. In the future, Avigilon’s facial recognition technology will be further developed with expanded functionalities for greater versatility.
Augment watch list(s) with alarms that provide operators greater context for people of interest entering a site. If a watch list match is found, operators can be notified either using the Focus of Attention interface or through ACC™ alarms using armed panels or the alarm view. ACC will display the video image that triggered the alarm and the reference image from the watch list, enabling operators to verify the match and act quickly.
Avigilon cameras licensed for facial recognition technology have the ability to detect faces. ACC matches the face comparisons to identify potential matches against the configured face watch list(s).
Licenses can be purchased to enable facial recognition technology for general purpose security systems. This enables deployment across as many cameras as possible, rather than just a limited number of specially-positioned cameras, and helps increase the likelihood of detecting a person of interest.
Focus of Attention (FoA) introduces a new concept in video monitoring and brings to the user a more intuitive way to consume information about potential security events.
The FoA interface shows a comprehensive topology of your entire camera population, with nodes that represent each camera, grouped in a honeycomb formation according to how cameras are organized in the Site View (system tree) in Avigilon Control Center (ACC).
Powered by Avigilon cameras and appliances with self-learning and next-generation analytics, the FoA interface uses artificial intelligence to detect and flag events that may require your attention, highlighting them visually in color-coded nodes to indicate different levels of importance:
Teal: Unusual Motion Detected or Analytic Event
Yellow: Unusual Activity Detected, Face Watch List Match Event, License Plate Watch List Match Event, or No Face Mask Detected
Red: Alarm
For operators, this provides a clean and simple display to verify security event notifications. With just a simple mouse hover over the illuminated node, operators can preview the live video or click into the node to expand it for a closer review and replay of the event.
Avigilon LPR analytics automatically reads license plate information from vehicles, linking it to live and recorded video. This enables security operators to search and quickly find specific captured license plate video for verification and investigation.
Create and import several license plate watch lists so that ACC™ software can provide you with security alerts, helping you take decisive action when needed.
Our LPR analytics recognize and search license plates with high accuracy. It is easy to configure and use, with broad regional and country support including North America, Europe, Japan, Australia and the United Kingdom.
The data privacy protection features of ACC software enable you to restrict access and set automatic retention time and deletion rules for LPR data.
Added processing power enables the tracking and classification of over 50 objects. Previous analytics classified objects only when they were moving, now objects are additionally classified if they remain stationary.
Avigilon video analytics go beyond people and vehicles to include car, truck, bus, motorcycle, and bicycle.
More processing power enhances Avigilon Appearance Search™ technology by expanding the ability to search for a person or vehicle in both crowded and indoor environments.
In the future, Avigilon’s Next-Generation Video Analytics will be enhanced to support more classifications, unusual object activity and face applications.
Through the use of advanced pattern-based analytics and teach-by-example technology, Avigilon video analytics are designed to increase the productivity of security personnel while making monitoring more affordable and efficient.
Avigilon’s self-learning analytics extends the effectiveness of your security personnel by providing effective monitoring and enabling proactive, real-time response from your team. Built from the ground up to manage high-definition video, Avigilon offers analytics embedded in Avigilon cameras up to 5K (16 MP) resolution.
Avigilon’s advanced video pattern detection technology is able to accurately recognize the movements of people and vehicles while ignoring motion not relevant to a scene. Embedded into cameras up to 5K (16 MP), the system’s ability to constantly learn reduces false positives and helps ensure alerts are meaningful, which avoids wasted time and improves efficiencies.
Our teach-by-example object classifier technology enables users to provide feedback about the accuracy of alarm events generated by Avigilon devices. Rather than decreasing analytics sensitivity to reduce false alarms, the feedback trains the device, increasing the accuracy of the analytics used to determine which alarms are real and which are false to further improve a low false-positive alarm rate. Over time, the system learns the scene and is able to prioritize important events based on user feedback. This increases sensitivity to conditions that are of concern while reducing false alarms to keep the focus on what matters.
Unusual Activity Detection (UAD) provides new edge-based intelligence that uses advanced AI technology. It is designed to enable the detection of atypical activities, such as people and vehicles travelling at faster speeds or are in unusual locations and alert operators.
Focus of Attention (FOA) is a cutting-edge user interface for live video monitoring that leverages AI and video analytics technology such as UAD to help increase operator effectiveness. By visually highlighting the unanticipated, it provides an overview of anomalous activity so you can verify the event and quickly determine the appropriate response.
Helps you quickly review large amounts of video by filtering ACC’s timeline to only highlight the periods where Unusual Activity Detection (UAD) events have occurred.
UAD technology is embedded in the Avigilon H5A camera line, offering high-powered AI capabilities on our flagship line of cameras.
Both are edge-based, intelligent technologies that distinguish between typical and atypical events by continuously learning from observation of scenes over time. Where Unusual Activity Detection (UAD) is object-aware and detects the atypical behavior of learned objects like people and vehicles, Unusual Motion Detection (UMD) technology continuously learns what a typical scene looks like, then detects and flags unusual motions that deviate from that model.
Unusual Motion Detection (UMD) is an advanced AI technology that brings a new level of automation to security. Without any predefined rules or setup, UMD technology is able to continuously learn what typical activity in a scene looks like, and then detect and flag unusual motion. This allows operators to filter through large amounts of recorded video faster when using Avigilon Control Center (ACC) video management software, as it flags atypical events that may need further investigation, helping to reduce hours of work to minutes.
A new ACC™ 7 interface that leverages AI-powered deep learning video analytics and UMD technology to determine actionable information and help ensure critical events don’t go unnoticed.
Helps you quickly search through large amounts of video when using ACC™ software by flagging events that may need further investigation, helping to reduce hours of work to minutes.
UMD technology is embedded on the Avigilon H4A, H4 Mini Dome and H4SL camera lines, offering powerful AI capabilities on our easiest-to-install and entry-level cameras.
Both are edge-based, intelligent technologies that distinguish between typical and atypical events by continuously learning from observation of scenes over time. Where Unusual Activity Detection (UAD) is object-aware and detects the atypical behavior of learned objects like people and vehicles, Unusual Motion Detection (UMD) technology continuously learns what a typical scene looks like, then detects and flags unusual motions that deviate from that model.
Avigilon provides a complete set of security solutions that help you create a safe and secure environment and protect what is most valuable — your students, staff and faculty.
User-friendly software is straightforward and intuitive, allowing staff to operate and manage the system, whether they are an IT novice or an expert.
Powerful Search Avigilon Appearance Search™ technology sorts through hours of footage with ease to quickly locate a specific person or vehicle of interest across an entire campus in real-time.
Quick Action Access Control Manager (ACM) generated door events allow you to create rule-based actions and notifications for quick on-site responses, including immediate school-wide lockdown.
Unified System ACM™ integrates with Avigilon Control Center (ACC) video management software to provide you with a powerful and unified security solution that helps you proactively monitor and secure your sites.
Whether it’s security gate entrance, refinery or storage facility we can design a package to you’re your specific needs. Our complete video security solutions provide exceptional video coverage across large sites and intuitive video management software to help manage security permissions for your employees and contractors.
AI-Powered Solutions Our powerful artificial intelligence (AI) technologies help you detect events and find what you’re looking for faster, allowing you to focus on accurate verification and proactive response.
Centralized Monitoring Easily manage and perform updates to the entire system from one location, including remote firmware upgrades to keep the system updated, secure and running smoothly.
Efficient Bandwidth Management Avigilon High Definition Stream Management (HDSM)™ and HDSM SmartCodec™ technologies reduce bandwidth and storage needs while maintaining image quality.
Easy Integration Avigilon solutions are built on an open platform, allowing you to leverage previous third-party investments that are ONVIF® compliant.
Avigilon provides proactive security solutions to help protect patients and staff across hospital areas and locations, while securing technology and equipment.
Dynamic Search Tools Avigilon Appearance Search™ technology sorts allows you to seamless sort through endless video and stored footage for a specific vehicle, license plate, or a person in a matter of minutes verses hours. Whether it is a single site or multi- site facility we have software programs to reduce response times to accidents, hospital theft, and patient elopement.
Easy Integration – Avigilon solutions are built on an open platform and allow you to slowly migrate current analog or hybrid systems to full IP without significant added cost.
Secure Access Looking to enhance your security? Avigilon has Access Control Manager (ACM) System helps restrict access to designated wings, equipment rooms, and medication storage.
Enhanced Investigation Avigilon Control Center (ACC) software offers thumbnail search capabilities to help you cut down your investigation time across all cameras.
Efficient Bandwidth Management Avigilon High Definition Stream Management (HDSM)™ and HDSM SmartCodec™ technologies ensure you can still have high quality images without having enormous library for store footage. The advanced technology reduces bandwidth and storage needs helping to keep internet connectivity costs down.