With everyone talking about artificial intelligence and video analytics endlessly, often overlooked is the reality of the situation: security camera calibration has been nearly impossible, setup was a hassle, and frankly, it really didn't meet expectations. So, last month our team set out to evaluate Bosch's new IVA Pro Intelligent Tracking, IVA Pro Traffic, and IVA Pro Perimeter using a next generation AUTODOME 7100i IR pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera in conjunction with a several new DINION 7100i IR cameras, all equipped with IVA Pro capabilities.
Let's set the scene...
We used a remote facility to setup distance measurements from 50' to 1050' where we could perform a range of evaluations with a variety of behaviors and objects including cars, bicycles, and people.
In this series of demonstration videos, Matt Cirnigliaro of Bosch Security and Safety Systems narrates as the AUTODOME 7100i IR PTZ tracks an object and ignores others in the first demonstration of IVA Pro Traffic and IVA Pro Intelligent Tracking.
Next, we step up the complexity of the evaluations and include a reaction that's commonly referred to as "slew to cue." Slew to cue in the perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS) market occurs when a PTZ camera, or other movable device, is directed to a specific location by an independent sensor. To accomplish this, Matt configured several DINION 7100i IR cameras with detection fields using IVA Pro Perimeter. Then, he configured the AUTODOME 7100i IR PTZ to react to alerts from the DINION 7100i IR cameras, causing the AUTODOME 7100i IR PTZ to move to the area of the alarm for details verification and real-time situational awareness. Worth noting is that this unique Bosch camera capability does not require a server or computer to do the processing or issue commands to the PTZ camera. Everything was accomplished with camera-to-camera communication.
Watch as Matt narrates the various use case demonstrations >>
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