Security

Video surveillance has emerged as the second largest use case for AI, driven by both private enterprise and government use of the technology and accelerated demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Governments are using AI-based video surveillance systems to perform real time facial recognition and object recognition (such as licence plate or vehicle identification) to enable additional security measures and also to enhance marketing and personalisation activities.

As video cameras have proliferated, video surveillance systems can benefit from AI. From consumer devices to enterprise security systems and even citywide networks, video is being used to monitor people, places, and objects. AI is the catalyst that allows the data to be monitored.

Digital Inspectors can be trained to recognise objects and people, thereby increasing the utility of video surveillance from a simple monitoring solution to one that can generate analytics data. Digital Inspectors are particularly well suited to understand and process data such as images and video.