The enhanced solution, based on Mango's Raven hardware platform will combine the Mango IVS 3.0 operating system with version 3.2 of Agent Vi's people, vehicle, and object based analytics software. A single Mango DSP encoding device can now process real-time analytics while interfacing with any analog camera as well as a growing library of IP cameras, video servers and video management systems (VMS). The processed video will be both analyzed in real time using Agent Vi's feature extraction libraries while being encoded or transcoded using MJPEG, MPEG4 or H264 compression. The compressed video is sent to the VMS for live view or storage while a low bandwidth stream of feature data is sent to the Agent Vi server where it is compared to a user generated list of rule violations that generate alerts which are immediately presented to security operators and 1st responders.

"We are proud to enhance the level of integration between Agent Vi's software and Mango DSP's encoding devices to provide users and systems integrators an expanded range intelligent surveillance products" said Mark Kolar, VP of channels for Agent Vi. Mark continued "Agent Vi software can now be delivered through more MangoDSP encoding products, broadening the reach of our real-time activity applications. "Mango DSP is proud to have been selected by a market leader such as Agent Vi. By adopting Mango IVS Agent Vi has helped establish Mango DSP IVS platform as the universal video analytics operating system" said Joel Rotem, senior director of marketing for Mango DSP.