The Massachusetts-based company says the upgraded software boasts improved real-time capabilities, user experience and processing performance across its three integrated modules.
Version 5.4, which has just won a trio of awards, will give customers 100% faster throughput in on-demand video processing performance, plus enhanced accuracy for ‘in-the-wild’ class and attribute classification.
Customers come from law enforcement, government and transportation agencies, enterprises, and healthcare and educational institutions, among others.
“In order to extract the value from their video surveillance investments, it is critical for enterprises and public safety agencies to adopt a comprehensive approach to video analytics as part of their overall surveillance strategy,” said Trevor Matz, BriefCam president and CEO.
“BriefCam is committed to delivering an innovative video analytics platform to accelerate investigations, derive quantitative insights for operational decision making, and provide real-time situational awareness for organisations across the globe.”
BriefCam specialises in deep learning and video synopsis solutions for rapid video review and search, face recognition, real-time alerting and quantitative video insights.
Its claim to slash the time-to-target for security threats was recently vindicated when it won a UK government-sponsored competition comparing the response of various AI-powered software during a terror-attack simulation. BriefCam software identified a terrorist in less than two hours.
BriefCam, whose solutions integrate with a range of third-party products, is a certified Milestone Platinum Technology partner and a certified Genetec Gold Technology partner.
The Massachusetts-headquartered company also has offices in Israel and Singapore.
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