At the show, Hikvision announced the release of its AI Cloud framework to the Chinese market, including platforms for AI Applications, Resource Management, Operations and Maintenance Services. Hikvision works closely with eco-system partners on AI Cloud network infrastructure, platform services and application interface.

In the product area of the exhibition, Hikvision showed its latest, core technological breakthroughs and products including: a 3D camera, a 64MP Panovu camera, and the deep-learning based thermal imaging camera.

The 3D camera is made with the capability of 3D face modelling; it  can prevent spoofing attacks of photos, video and masks, and it is designed to improve the comparison of facial features and the side of the face.

A demo model of the 64MP Panovu camera was also on show.  This camera is designed to deploy and integrated design, providing panoramic images via an eight-sensor patchwork to support 360 ° panoramic monitoring, as well as simultaneous panoramic and close-up pictures. 

The deep learning-based thermal imaging camera features effective fire detection and with algorithms for behaviour analysis as well as accurate face temperature measurement.

In addition, Hikvision showcased its intelligent solutions for public security and commercial applications, like safe cities, intelligent transport systems (ITS) and smart retail with more than 20 scenario-specific intelligent solutions on display. One example was the ITS solution, which has the capability to analyse video feeds, learn traffic behaviours and support management of traffic flow, congestion and incidents.

Visitors were also able to see a wide range of innovations and products for new Hikvision enterprises, such as smart home products (EZVIZ), industrial automation (Hik Robotics), Automotive Electronics and Intelligent Storage.