UK company Ipsotek has developed a video analytics system that can process live video in real time and send alerts when the recognise predefined events or behaviour. This can be used to augment CCTV, as a computer processor can monitor many video channels simultaneously instead of relying on security personnel. It has applications for intrusion detection and spotting gaming analysis in casinos.Other interesting, non-biometrics security technology is described in the Wired piece.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Security startups pitch for £500,000 funding
The event — developed by OmniCompete — will see more than 30 technology startups converge in London (Wired.co.uk)
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