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Hikvision's AI video search technology based on a large multimodal model, enabling video retrieval using text and voice, allowing users to quickly find videos featuring a specific object in a few seconds.
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Hikvision's AI video search technology based on a large multimodal model, enabling video retrieval using text and voice, allowing users to quickly find videos featuring a specific object in a few seconds.
Hikvision's deep learning technology that automatically detects humans and vehicles through real-time video analytics, minimizing false alarms triggered by animals, falling leaves, heavy rain, and other moving objects.
The use of AI algorithms to automatically analyze video content for specific objects or events.
The integration of artificial intelligence technologies with IoT infrastructure to enable intelligent perception and automated operations.
The simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems, widely applied in smart security.
A PTZ camera function that automatically detects and tracks a moving target within its field of view.
A technology that uses optical character recognition on images to read vehicle license plate numbers.
Also known as target detection box. A rectangular box to highlight and outline detected objects, such as humans or vehicles, in a video frame.
A type of video security camera with a distinctive cylindrical shape, typically used for outdoor monitoring.
Hikvision's imaging technology that provides 24/7 full-color imaging even in ultra-low light environments.
Hikvision's technology that uses advanced camera sensors, large apertures, and new AI-driven technologies to provide sharp images with lifelike colors in ultra-low light.
A subset of machine learning based on artificial neural networks, fundamentally driving modern AI video analytics.
Hikvision's series of NVRs and servers powered by deep learning algorithms for advanced video analysis and storage.
Hikvision's series of AI-powered network cameras that run scenario-specific deep learning analytics at the system edge.
Hikvision's advanced series of AI-powered network cameras driven by the Guanlan large vision model, extending video content analysis range and improving detection accuracy in complex scenes.
A type of video security camera housed in a dome-shaped enclosure, ideal for discreet indoor or outdoor monitoring.
A distributed computing paradigm that processes AI algorithms and data directly on edge devices like security cameras to reduce latency.
A biometric technology capable of identifying or verifying a person's identity from a digital image or a video frame.
A panoramic camera equipped with an ultra-wide-angle lens to provide a 180-degree or 360-degree field of view from a single mounting point.
The frequency at which consecutive images are captured or displayed, usually measured in frames per second (fps).
Hikvision's AI-powered video encoding technology, built on the H.265 standard, that preserves high-definition detail for people and vehicles while heavily compressing static backgrounds. It remains fully interoperable with existing H.265 decoders and third-party devices.
Hikvision's proprietary suite of large-scale AI models designed to work across computer vision, multidimensional perception, and multimodal fusion, combining text, video, audio, and other inputs for AI reasoning.
A widely used video compression standard that offers high-quality video at substantially lower bitrates than previous standards.
High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC), a compression standard providing superior data compression compared to H.264.
A graphical representation of data where values such as foot traffic density in a retail store are depicted by color.
Hikvision's open platform that provides AI algorithm training, deployment, and management services for customized applications.
Hikvision's open platform that allows technology partners to develop and run their own applications on Hikvision hardware.
A technology, optical or electronic, designed to reduce blurring associated with the motion of a camera.
A network of physical devices embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity to exchange data.
A digital video camera that receives control data and sends image data via the Internet or a local area network (LAN).
An enclosure used to protect electrical connections and camera wiring from environmental damage and tampering.
An AI model trained on massive text datasets, capable of understanding and generating human-like natural language.
An AI model capable of processing and understanding multiple types of data inputs, such as text, images, and audio.
An AI model specifically optimized for advanced computer vision tasks and complex image understanding.
A feature that triggers an alarm or recording when physical movement is detected within a designated area of the camera's view.
A standard rating for enclosures indicating protection against dust, water, and corrosion, suitable for harsh outdoor environments.
An open industry forum that provides and promotes standardized interfaces for effective interoperability of IP-based physical security products.
An intelligent video analytics feature that tallies the number of individuals entering, exiting, or passing through a specific area.
Security solutions combining cameras, sensors, and AI to detect and deter intrusions along the physical boundary of a site.
An AI algorithm that verifies whether individuals in a monitored area are wearing required safety gear, such as helmets or vests.
A technology that allows a single network cable to carry both electrical power and data to IP cameras and other network devices.
Hikvision's auto-focus technology that builds a 3D model of the camera's surroundings and pre-calculates focus data, allowing a PTZ camera to regain sharp focus almost instantly after panning, tilting, or zooming.
Hikvision's technology to capture sharp and colorful video of dynamic scenes with minimized noise and blur by combining AI and image signal processing (ISP).
Hikvision's PTZ function that automatically detects and corrects pan-tilt directional drift caused by external forces or prolonged operation, keeping the camera aligned with its intended view and preserving accurate privacy masking.
Hikvision's multi-lens synergy technology combining a fixed lens for panoramic overviews with a PTZ lens for detailed tracking in a single camera unit.
Trusted Platform Module 2.0, a dedicated microcontroller designed to secure hardware through integrated cryptographic keys.
A type of video security camera with a ball-and-socket design, offering easy installation and reduced IR reflection compared to dome cameras.
A comprehensive software platform used to monitor, record, and manage video streams and alarms from multiple security cameras.
A technology that balances the bright and dark areas of an image to provide clear visibility in high-contrast lighting conditions.
The ratio between the maximum and minimum focal lengths of a camera lens, indicating its optical magnification capability.
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