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Infinic Expands AI Solution Application Areas, Targets Construction Safety, Public Safety, and Security Markets

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Infinic said it is broadening the application areas of its AI video analysis and surveillance solutions and strengthening its push into the construction safety, public safety, and security markets. On construction and industrial sites, it is applying AURON-i Safety and AURON-i Auto Switch to support hazard detection and automatic AI model switching by environment. In the public safety and security sectors, it is linking AURON-i Smart Summary with AURON-i VMS to advance video selection and summarization and integrated surveillance, while also expanding customer touchpoints through exhibition participation.

Infinic announced on the 14th that it is expanding the application areas of its AI video analysis and surveillance solutions and strengthening its push into the construction safety, public safety, and security markets. Infinic is expanding its AI solution-based business areas in response to industry-specific on-site characteristics and demands for safety and security management.

Infinic is focusing on preventing safety accidents and supporting stable surveillance at construction and industrial sites. In this regard, it is applying AURON-i Safety as an AI video analysis solution that reflects site characteristics.

AURON-i Safety detects hazardous situations in real time, including intrusion, loitering, fire, and failure to wear safety gear. It also provides alerts for hazardous situations.

At outdoor construction sites, where changes in weather and lighting occur frequently, it is also applying AURON-i Auto Switch. AURON-i Auto Switch is designed to provide a stable analysis environment by automatically switching AI models according to environmental changes such as rain, snow, and nighttime conditions.

As it pushes ahead with rapid incident response and improved surveillance efficiency in the public and security sectors, Infinic has applied AI object recognition and Re-ID technology to AURON-i Smart Summary. AURON-i Smart Summary is equipped with the ability to select and summarize specific objects and events in CCTV footage.

This is expected to reduce the time surveillance staff spend reviewing and searching video. It also plans to support the building of public safety networks and the rapid situational assessment of security sites.

At the core of Infinic's solution is its intelligent video surveillance platform, AURON-i VMS (AURON-i Video Management System). AURON-i VMS can be integrated with CCTV cameras from different manufacturers and external systems, and supports the ONVIF standard protocol.

As a result, it is possible to build an integrated surveillance environment without replacing existing equipment. It also links with its own AI video analysis solutions to perform video surveillance and AI analysis simultaneously on a single platform, giving it integrated solution capabilities.

Infinic is planning to go beyond supplying individual solutions and instead connect and apply technologies in a customized way to fit each industry's operating environment. Through this, it plans to provide an integrated surveillance system covering integrated video management, hazard detection, and video analysis support.

Along with this, Infinic is expanding customer touchpoints to target industry-specific markets. It will take part in the Korea Construction Safety Expo at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, from the 14th to the 16th, and will also participate in the International Security Industry Expo at Songdo Convensia in Incheon from the 21st to the 24th.

Park Kyung-seo, director of Infinic's AI Business Division, said that demand for CCTV-based safety and security management in industrial sites and the public sector continues to expand. He added that the company plans to use the exhibition to promote the applicability of its AI video analysis and surveillance technologies, which have been accumulated in industrial settings, across a variety of environments, and to actively seek new business opportunities, including in the public safety and security sectors.

Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=242186

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