ReTelTech

Hi WireGuys, If you can provide a few more specifics to your question, I might be able to help. For instance, what situations are you thinking of using analytics for...perimeter control, business intelligence, etc? Are you thinking of systems that can work with existing assets, or add-on hardware (servers or edge-based on the camera)? Overall, there are a number of limitations to how useful video analytics currently are, in terms of what they can do reliably. The biggest issue, by far, is false positives which lead to a low "signal-to-noise" ratio which can quickly disappoint a client whose expectations were set by watching Hollywood movies. In any case, if you can provide more details, I'd be happy to comment further. Adam

Hi, My name is Adam, and I am new to these forums. My key areas of interest are around video analytics, video monitoring solutions, cloud computing and IP-based systems. I am located in San Francisco, CA and work for a high-tech company focused on the security and surveillance industry. Again, I'm looking forward to being an active contributor, and hope to get involved in discussions soon. Thanks! Adam