The company's technology utilises deep neural networks to analyse video streams from existing video camera systems to automatically detect developing safety and security risks and raise near real-time alarms. The early notification of impending and real-time behavioural events of interest enables responders to take faster action, effectively reducing or eliminating negative outcomes from potentially threatening or harmful events.

According to Viisights, its intelligent behavioural recognition video understanding technology is currently deployed in critical applications around the world to help create safer and smarter cities, enterprises, campuses, banks, financial institutions, critical infrastructure, transportation hubs, manufacturing facilities, and other virtual and public areas.

With Viisights technology users can access intelligent real-time video analytics of video content captured by existing video cameras located in any public and private venue. The system has been designed to processes and understands large numbers of video streams in real-time while providing insights and real-time alerting for a variety of actions, events, and scenes of interest. Behavioural recognition capabilities include detection, analysis, and notification of violent activity, suspicious activity, individual and crowd behaviour, perimeter and protection control, traffic monitoring, and personal and environment safety.

Viisights intelligent analytics can be deployed on-premises, or remotely as a service (SaaS) with general availability planned for the end of the year. Viisights is currently beta-testing wise SaaS services with select customers.

“We are excited to engage with the ASIS community at GSX 2022 to demonstrate our extensive portfolio of behavioural recognition solutions that are proving to greatly improve security and safety with extreme effectiveness and cost-efficiency,” said Asaf Birenzvieg, CEO, Viisights. “In addition to delivering advanced pre-emptive solutions for physical security and safety applications, our behavioural analytics are also being applied to deliver new sources of business intelligence, further leveraging ROI.”