No industry stands still, especially in technology. Video surveillance is a good example because constant developments across several fields are expanding its capabilities and improving customers’ experiences. Rapidly growing AI, improved optics, advances in networking, and cloud computing all play a role. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
By themselves, these developments can seem abstract and incremental. You probably don’t often think about the exact processor generation or subgeneration in your phone or computer \u2014 never mind in your surveillance cameras. And even big leaps in performance can quickly become the status quo. Taken together, though, the trends we see emerging now will affect video surveillance for the foreseeable future in big ways.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For example here are just a few of the ways that smaller, rugged, and more networkable cameras could put video intelligence in (many!) more places:<\/p>\n\n\n