PSI July 2019

supports up to 64 HD cameras and 32 AI streams
with metadata simultaneously. Its 90% write and
10% read workloads are ideal for NVRs enabled
with AI for edge computing applications. Powered
by SkyHawk AI, NVRs can ensure data is
preserved and instantly accessible for analytics
and real-time decision making.
Traka and key and asset
management
Traka unveiled its latest generation Traka Web
software, offering remote administration with the
benefits of faulty item exchange, fleet
management and full audit control capability. It
can be recorded with instant email notifications
linked to specific item movements. Traka also
highlighted its integration credentials with access
control providers, to present increased efficiency,
resource and significant cost savings, without
compromising on safety or security.
Artificial intelligence focus from
Dahua
Dahua focused on Artificial Intelligence at IFSEC
this year. AI embraces advanced deep-learning
technology, such as video data structuring, face
and vehicle recognition, people counting and
perimeter protection, greatly improving the
efficiency of searching targets. Dahua’s latest
Smart Motion Detection Plus reportedly delivers
people and vehicle detection accuracy up to 95%.
Available on Dahua’s HDCVI 5.0 series, this
technology reduces nuisance alarms and can cut
surveillance costs using a built-in siren and white
light feature (Active Deterrence Camera).
Radar awareness with InnoSenT
The focus on the InnoSenT stand was on the
Smart Tracker of the new iSYS-50x1 series. “IFSEC
2019 presented us with an ideal opportunity to
demonstrate our new systems to the public for the
first time. We were very excited to see how the
audience of industry specialists reacted to our
developments,” explained Christian Bömmel,
Head of Industrial Sales & Marketing. InnoSenT
also showcased the iSYS-50xx series, which was
recently expanded to include two additional radar
systems. The products provide information on the
speed, distance, direction of movement and
position of persons or vehicles within the
coverage area of up to 29,500 m².
Proxyclick unveiled face
recognition-equipped VMS
Proxyclick’s solution
for visitor security
was unveiled at
IFSEC. The app-based
Visitor Management
System (VMS)
seamlessly integrates with six of the biggest
players in the access control market. Proxyclick’s
‘ID Match’ facial recognition feature adds a much
tighter, yet non-encroaching level of security to
the front desk experience. The new feature
utilises facial recognition technology to correctly
match a visitor’s face with the image on their
official photo ID providing peace-of-mind to
organisations requiring advanced security and
compliance protocols.
Customise control rooms with
Thinking Space
Thinking Space returned to IFSEC with the launch
of a new printed panel solution. The control room
furniture manufacturer displayed the possibilities
The Engineers of Tomorrow
competition was again a must-see
at the event
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