When AI-powered video analytics first emerged in the security world, expectations were sky-high — and not always met. But the technology has come a long way since those early disappointments, and DeepAlert has been at the forefront of turning AI’s potential into practical, real-world impact.
DeepAlert is pleased to announce that the company has been accepted as an associate member of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA).
AI-powered security systems can differentiate between individuals and objects, recognise faces, and identify suspicious behaviour.
Off-site monitoring is a service in demand! The developments in technology mean cameras can be monitored using “black screen” or event-driven methods. More importantly, with DeepAlert, this technology is now easily available and very cost-effective!
Introducing DeepAlert EdgePlus: DeepAlert’s powerful false alarm filtering service to your clients’ existing camera systems, without leaving the office. A win for you, your technician and your client!
ntroducing DeepAlert EdgePlus: DeepAlert’s powerful false alarm filtering service to your clients’ existing camera systems, without leaving the office. A win for you, your technician and your client!
When so many things can go wrong, it’s important to have immediate and complete visibility of your surveillance system’s health. There are many possible causes of failure of a surveillance system that can have a serious negative impact on monitoring service delivery.
DeepAlert’s powerful, deep neural technology reduces false alarms by filtering and delivering real-time alerts to your VMS.
As one of the largest in the world, the private security industry in South Africa is one of the few sectors that will continue to grow despite the economic fallout of the COVID-19 nationwide lockdown.
It’s the age-old tale of the shepherd boy who cried “Wolf!” too many times – his sheep became wolf snacks. Desensitised by too many false alarms, the villagers ignored the boy’s pleas for help,
