From VCRs to AI, IC Realtime Continues to Reinvent Video Surveillance
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Corporate video surveillance leaves behind the traditional forensic model and advances towards a new preventive stage. Thanks to the contribution of AI, cameras detect anomalies in real time, filter false alarms and provide key data for the safety and operational management of companies.
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From VCRs to AI, IC Realtime continues to reinvent video surveillance
There was a time when checking your security cameras meant walking over to a bulky recorder tucked away in a closet and scrolling through hours of footage. The idea of watching live video from your phone sounded almost absurd. “I remember a lot of people calling us crazy,” Andrew Nassar, CTO of IC Realtime, told Refresh Miami. “Who wants to look at their cameras on their phones?” Nearly two decades later, that prediction seems quaint. Consumers …
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