In early 2014, in order to expand its cameras’ benefits and create further added-value for customers, Vivotek introduced Vivotek VADP, an open platform for integrating video analytic functionality within its cameras. Using this advanced but flexible platform, video content analysis functions like object counting, line detection, field detection, face detection, heat map, and so on can be directly installed onto Vivotek cameras. Now, the integration of Vivotek VADP and 'Analytic Video Tracker' allows the direct execution of object-tracking at front-end Vivotek network cameras, enabling a drastic decrease of CPU loading at the back-end server and creating greater efficiency accross the entire surveillance system.

Murat Altuev, President of Axxonsoft said, “This successful integration is absolutely an outstanding achievement. Our customers can now enjoy effective and efficient video content analysis without increasing the back-end CPU loading and sacrificing the performance of their surveillance. Thanks to Vivotek, together we are able to provide our customers with a smart solution, maintaining stability and agility while providing advanced analytics of video content.”

William Ku, Vice President, Brand Business Division, Vivotek said: “We’re delighted to see this great integration of our VADP with Axxonsoft’s video content analysis functions. The realisation of in-camera video content analysis and the seamless interoperability between our VADP and Analytic Video Tracker certainly fulfills our ongoing goal of bringing substantial benefits to our valued customers worldwide.”

The successful integration of VADP and Analytic Video Tracker debuted at MIPS 2015 in Moscow recently where it was showcased and demonstrated live using Vivotek’s MD8531H mobile dome network camera.