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Prescient Group Introduces AI Video Surveillance Technology

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Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

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Prescient Group, LLC is introducing iSentry, artificial intelligence (AI) software that can provide video analytics capability to detect unusual activity, left behind objects, automatic camera control, multiple camera analysis and management, and ultra long video archive, which relegates low-interest video to be saved in lower resolution or quality in order to save disc storage space. Prescient says that iSentry "learns" normal behaviors and than is able to distill suspicious or unusual behavior and then take responsive action as predetermined by…

Congress

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