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BriefCam Announces Video Analytics Innovation -- Security Today
BriefCam has announced a new capability to its product portfolio with v5.6.1 of its video content analytics platform. The new features include proximity identification for contact tracing and enforcing social distancing, face mask detection, and occupancy control to maintain building occupancy requirements. These features will help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and support the safe and responsible reopening of businesses and organizations across the globe. The new innovation will be generally available in June, with real-time alerting for proximity identification and face mask detection analysis planned for August.
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BriefCam® Extends Post-Event Video Investigation Capabilities Into The Field with the Introduction of Innovative Mobile Application
BriefCam V5.4 Video Content Analytics Platform Rapidly Transforms Video Into Actionable Intelligence With Enhanced Capabilities
BriefCam Video Analytics Helps Australian City Pursue Safe City Initiatives
The City of Ipswich in Australia is leveraging BriefCams video analytics platform to advance its Safe City initiatives. By implementing BriefCams technology, the city has achieved optimized productivity, reduced time-to-target in investigations, and increased data-driven intelligence. The platform allows for fast video reviews and provides intelligence to the police, improving their investigations and operations. BriefCams technology accelerates video review and incident response by transforming video data into searchable and actionable intelligence. The City of Ipswich is using the technology to reinforce investigations with video evidence, understand developing situations in real-time, and pinpoint objects and people of interest in video. BriefCam is empowering the city to extend the value of their video surveillance investments and advance their Safe City initiatives.
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https://www.securityinfowatch.com/press_release/12431218/briefcam-to-demonstrate-comprehensive-video-content-analytics-platform-at-gsx-2018
BriefCam will demonstrate its video content analytics platform at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) Security Conference & Expo. The platform detects, tracks, extracts, and identifies people and objects from video, providing actionable insights for safety, security, and operational decision making. BriefCam integrates with various technologies and will be showcased by partners such as Genetec, Milestone, Pivot3, and Salient at GSX 2018.
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BriefCam is learning how 5G can bring out the detail in high-definition video
BriefCam, a video content analysis platform, is utilizing Verizons pre-commercial 5G technology to analyze large amounts of video content and extract data rapidly. The platform helps organizations understand what is happening in their environment by detecting, extracting, and classifying specific types of data from video footage. The challenge for organizations is the ability to efficiently search through the vast amount of video footage available. BriefCam expects that 5G technology will have a significant impact on their platform, providing increased bandwidth, reduced latency, and higher-quality video, allowing for more accurate data analysis. Verizons 5G incubator at Alley is supporting BriefCam and other innovators in developing and refining their 5G use cases.
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Canon to Buy Video Analysis Company BriefCam
Canon Inc. is acquiring Israel-based video analysis company BriefCam Ltd. as part of its five-year global corporation initiative. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, and the acquisition is pending regulatory approval. BriefCam develops machine learning software that enables rapid video review and search, used by law enforcement, government agencies, and private businesses. The companys technology has been used in high-profile investigations such as the Boston Marathon bombing and the Brussels bombings. BriefCam has raised $15.6 million from investors including Motorola Solutions Venture Capital and OurCrowd. Canons current management will stay in place following the acquisition.
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Canon buys Israeli video solutions co BriefCam for $90m
Japanese digital imaging giant Canon has acquired Israeli video synopsis and machine learning solutions company BriefCam. The acquisition will drive further innovation in video analytics and enable BriefCam to enter new markets and deliver stronger vertical solutions. Canon is paying $90 million for BriefCam, which has raised $15.6 million in funding to date. BriefCam will remain a standalone company within the Canon Group and continue to work with third-party products. The acquisition is a testament to the innovative technology and growing business of BriefCam. The event occurred on May 9, 2018.
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Harvard students tout Israel's global impact at high-profile summit
The article discusses the Israel Summit at Harvard, a conference organized by Harvard University students to gain a broader understanding of Israel. The summit aimed to break through the negativity surrounding Israel on campus and focus on uplifting narratives and Israeli culture. The event featured high-profile speakers, including fashion designer Elie Tahari and former Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence H. Summers. BriefCam, an Israeli company, was highlighted for its role in capturing images of the Boston Marathon bombers using its facial recognition software. The summit received positive feedback from attendees. The event took place on April 8, 2018.
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BriefCam Introduces Next Generation Video Content Analytics Platform
BriefCam, a provider of Video Synopsis and Deep Learning solutions, has announced the launch of v5 of its video content analytics platform. The platform is designed to make video searchable, actionable and quantifiable, and is built on a fusion of Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence technologies. The new version allows customers to rapidly realise both the security and business value their surveillance system can provide. BriefCam v5 will be available in the second quarter of 2018.
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Israeli tech set to shine at Rio Olympics
Israeli company International Security and Defense Systems (ISDS) will provide security solutions for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. ISDS will analyze and design scenarios for all aspects of the games, including the stadium, facilities, routes, and parking lots. Other Israeli startups, such as BriefCam, EROS-B satellite, and SayVU, will also contribute to the security efforts. The Rio security budget is $2.2 billion. In addition to security technology, Israeli companies in the transportation and navigation sectors, such as Pointer Telocation and Moovit, will provide services during the Olympics.
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Ohio officials applaud data experiences during LTE exercise, say voice comms need work
Ohio officials praised the situational-awareness applications operating on a temporary Band 14 700 MHz LTE network built by Motorola Solutions and Ericsson. The network was used in a recent exercise and received high marks. However, the officials noted that the push-to-talk voice communications on the same system need improvement before being deployed in a real-world public-safety environment. The LTE network allowed responders to utilize various situational-awareness applications, including location-based solutions and video analytics. The network provided adequate bandwidth without congestion or overload. The LTE voice performance, utilizing Motorola Solutions WAVE platform, was not as robust as expected, especially in noisy environments. The officials highlighted the efficiency of data sharing among responders and the time-saving capabilities of certain applications.
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The article discusses the increased surveillance measures implemented in Rio ahead of the 2016 Olympics. A company, which is not named, is helping Rio monitor its bank of surveillance cameras to help authorities keep track of whats happening at street level. The article does not provide further details about the company or the specific surveillance measures being used.
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After Paris Attacks, Europe Showing More Interest in Israeli Security Solutions
Israeli companies specializing in security, intelligence and law enforcement technology have seen increased interest and demand in their products and services following the mass terror attacks in Paris. The attacks occurred just before the Milipol exhibition, where 24 Israeli companies noticed a heightened interest in their booth. Belgian and other European authorities have shown interest in Israeli software and there are ongoing negotiations with authorities in Germany and Italy. Israeli export in the field of homeland security was estimated at $1.4 billion in 2014.
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Israel Hi-Tech Firm Helped Capture Boston Bombers
BriefCam, an Israeli hi-tech company with an office in metropolitan Boston, played a crucial role in identifying and arresting the Boston Marathon terrorists. Their video analysis technology allowed investigators to summarize hours of surveillance footage into minutes and track movements throughout the video. The technology has been installed worldwide, providing a solution for the challenge of managing large amounts of recorded video. BriefCams product is used in the United States, Israel, China, Taiwan, and other countries, and has been utilized in previous incidents such as the Oslo massacre in 2011. The companys technology has attracted the attention of mass transit and port systems. The article highlights the limitations of traditional surveillance cameras and the growing adoption of sophisticated video systems in enhancing security measures.
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The Flir FX Security Camera and Apps Will Keep You Covered
Flir, known for its Flir One thermal camera, has launched a new video monitoring system, the Flir FX. This compact, portable Wi-Fi camera is designed for home, outdoor or office use and can also be used for sports and vehicle in-dash recording. The camera records up to 1080p footage to an on-board microSD card for up to two hours, or four hours when connected to the included indoor stand. The Flir FX operates by video motion detection, only recording when motion is viewed within its 160-degree field of view. The camera is available in indoor and outdoor versions for $199 and $249 respectively.
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BriefCam's Instant Video Surveillance Helps To Quickly Catch Terrorists, Criminals
Israeli company BriefCam has developed innovative video analysis software called Video Synopsis, which condenses hours of footage into minutes, making it easier and faster to analyze data. The software helps in identifying suspects, criminal incidents, and stolen items. BriefCams technology has been used in catching criminals and terrorists, including the Boston Marathon bombers. The company also provides security solutions for landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and has clients in law enforcement agencies worldwide. BriefCams Video Synopsis is not only used for security purposes but also in office buildings, shopping centers, and smart homes. The company worked closely with the Hebrew University on the development of the product.
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Israeli video technology makes Lady Liberty safer
Briefcam, an Israeli video technology company, has been chosen to handle surveillance duties for the Statue of Liberty. The companys Video Synopsis technology allows viewers to quickly analyze hours of footage in seconds. The video surveillance system at the Statue of Liberty was damaged during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, prompting Total Recall, a US security company, to revamp the system using top-of-the-line technology. Briefcam is one of the partners involved in building and installing the new state-of-the-art surveillance system. The technology will help security officials narrow down relevant incidents and improve the efficiency of reviewing video footage.
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Video synopsis co BriefCam raises $2.6 million
BriefCam, a surveillance camera video synopsis start-up, has secured a first round of funding totaling $2.6 million. The funding is largely being allocated for expanding sales and marketing efforts. BriefCams technology allows for one day of surveillance camera footage to be summarized into as little as a few minutes, enabling rapid review and indexing of captured video. The companys video synopsis technology was developed by co-founder and chief scientist Prof. Shmuel Peleg at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The funding round was led by Aviv Venture Capital and a group of private investors, including many from the CCTV surveillance industry.
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