The top trends of B2B video surveillance cameras in 2021
Video surveillance cameras and their software solutions are becoming increasingly complex, but also more intelligent. In a report, Panasonic provides an outlook on the top trends in 2021.
Especially with the trend of hyper-automation, video surveillance systems will step up a notch in 2021. Deep AI applications could also contribute not only to traffic control but also increasingly to organizational tasks during the pandemic. Panasonic Security Solutions summarizes the top trends in video surveillance solutions in the B2B sector.
Predictive Technology: IP surveillance cameras will not always be just supporters in the future, but active "helpers" so that staff can focus on important things. Cameras will be even more predictive of behavior and danger points, rather than just scanning for them.
Facial recognition and behavioral patterns: Facial recognition, as creepy as it may sound, will continue to play an important role: For example, new solutions can more reliably identify faces even when people are wearing sunglasses, headgear, or a mouthguard.
Deep AI: Deep AI applications could be used in an even more versatile way in the future, for example to prevent burglaries or accidents. AI algorithms "recognize" whether filmed objects are people or vehicles and can even distinguish between cars, trucks, motorcycles and bicycles.
Progressive automation: Automation will also lead to optimized solutions in the area of surveillance cameras, respectively technologies such as robotics, AI and machine learning will converge even more.
Pandemic Management: The AI engine will soon allow alarms to be triggered with greater accuracy than ever before, for example when events occur differently than expected or deviate from normality. In the future, they could even be linked to audio signals - for example, when a crowd gathers or divides because a bang happens.
Sources: Panasonic Security
