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Oleg Kholodkevich agrees with him: "Methods and products related to video analytics and situational monitoring systems are currently being developed very actively. The colossal growth in the volume of information captured by video cameras requires new approaches to its processing, interpretation and creation of response scenarios."

Video surveillance systems are becoming smarter, they can easily distinguish colors, sizes of an object, its shape, etc., which significantly simplifies searching for data both on the Internet and in the archive. Moreover, as Evgeny Ananyev noted, serious video analytics is already built directly into the camera, which relieves the load from video surveillance servers: “For example, the camera can itself recognize fire or smoke, thereby helping to prevent a fire, it can count visitors who are ivory coast mobile database in line or entering a store, and it can count those who do not enter, which is very useful for marketing. The camera is able to watch a person walking down a dark street so that the light in front of him turns on and behind him turns off, and even see that the person’s temperature is above normal.”

There are many such positive examples. Unfortunately, there is a fly in the ointment. Recently, there have been complaints about the operation of intelligent video surveillance systems, caused by a number of problems, such as false alarms, incorrect interpretation of events, incorrect recognition of objects, etc. Not all problems are related to shortcomings in technology. Sometimes they are caused by the human factor, or rather the customers themselves, who have a poor idea of ​​what exactly their cameras should detect.

But overall, the situation with video analytics is improving, as suppliers interested in maintaining their positions and standing out from the crowd are investing significant resources in developing this technology. In particular, Alexey Ulyashkin noted significant progress in the field of recognition technologies: “Recognition of individuals and various objects has changed qualitatively, becoming more reliable and effective.”