Monthly Archives : March 2020

With advanced detectors and algorithms, Hikvision’s Fever Screening Thermographic Cameras are designed to detect elevated skin-surface temperatures, and can thus be used for rapid and preliminary fever screening in office buildings, factories, stations, airports and other public places, with accuracy up to ±0.3°C.

• One second to detect temperature in a person
• Multi-person detection simultaneously
• Non-contact measurement to avoid physical contact
• Immediately alarming to notify operators
• AI detection to reduce false alarms from other heat sources

The latest generation of cost-effective thermal cameras from Hikvision make it faster and easier for small and medium businesses to secure their perimeter – even in the dark, and in challenging weather conditions such as fog, heavy rain, and snow.

The perimeter is the first line of defence against intruders who could put people or assets in danger. How to ensure detection and response to perimeter intrusions quickly and effectively, even in low-visibility conditions?

Deep learning is a type of machine learning that trains a computer to perform human-like tasks, such as recognizing speech, classifying images, detecting objects, and even describing content. A real-life example is virtual assistants such as Siri and Cortana that are powered, in part, by deep learning. 

Powerful new technologies like Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence have recently been developed to offer an entirely new level of security. Video capture and recording solutions today can record facial images and compare them with incredible accuracy. And Hikvision is right there at the forefront of this exciting new horizon in protecting our communities, our loved ones, and our property.

There are many ways to use Facial Recognition to keep people safe, enhance business operations, as well as improve our everyday lives with optimised services. Here’s a glimpse into how it works and how we can use it to make the world safer each time it’s needed.

The ability to identify vehicles can provide major benefits for local authorities, businesses and a range of other organisations. It becomes possible, for instance, to improve entrance management to schools, offices and factories, or to implement congestion charging strategies in city centres. Vehicle recognition technology also supports a wide range of Traffic Management solutions that keep vehicles moving in busy urban areas, improve road safety and speed up responses to road traffic incidents and offences. As of now, this technology is mainly reflected on vehicle number plate recognition and vehicle feature recognition.