Сохранённая копия: Dallmeier adds new AI perimeter App

Dallmeier adds new AI perimeter App

Regensburg, Germany

With the new “AI Perimeter App” Package, Dallmeier has extended the application range of its proven neural AI perimeter network. Previously only available for the Panomera S4 Perimeter, this advanced technology is now also available for other camera models. Users benefit from highly accurate object classification of people, even under difficult conditions, for both traditional perimeter applications and the protection of other security-critical areas.

The new “AI Perimeter App” package from Dallmeier consists of three components that are optimally coordinated: the AI Perimeter App, the AI Extended Tamper Detection App and the underlying neural AI Perimeter network.

Neural perimeter network now available for other models

Dallmeier’s neural AI perimeter network has been specially developed to reliably detect attacks by highly professional perpetrator groups. Until now, this technology was reserved for the Panomera S4 Perimeter. With the new AI Perimeter App Package, the system is now also available for the Domera RDF6000 series as well as the Panomera S4 and S8 cameras. This extension gives users much more flexibility when planning and implementing their security solutions.

AI Perimeter App

The AI Perimeter App is specifically designed to meet the requirements of perimeter protection. It enables the definition of specially protected areas (sterile zones) and pre-zones. If people or vehicles enter these areas, messages are automatically escalated to alert operators to critical situations. The underlying AI neural perimeter network is specifically designed to detect attacks by well-prepared groups of perpetrators. As a result, it not only recognises “normal” movement patterns, but also reliably detects people with unusual postures (bent over, squatting, lying down) and movement patterns (crawling, rolling, extremely slow or fast). The type of clothing (light, dark) is irrelevant, and the network has been intensively trained to recognise people in camouflage suits (British Smock, Camouflage Central Europe, Ghillie, etc.).

Advanced tamper detection for maximum security

Another component of the package is the AI Extended Tamper Detection App. This application detects tampering attempts that go beyond traditional approaches. In addition to twisting, defocussing or covering the camera, it also reliably detects deliberate tampering, such as blinding with laser pointers, strobes or flashlights, and smoke grenades fogging the surveillance area.

Protection for perimeters – and beyond

The AI Perimeter App Package is not only suitable for classic perimeter applications such as securing the perimeter of factory premises, logistics centres or airports. It is also a useful addition wherever particularly well-prepared perpetrators are likely to be encountered – for example, at sensitive access points to CRITIS facilities or at warehouse entrances. Thanks to its specially trained neural network, the AI Perimeter application offers a significantly higher level of security than the standard person detection built into the cameras.

Quick activation

The AI Perimeter App and AI Extended Tamper Detection App are simply activated via licence codes on the relevant cameras. The AI Perimeter neural network must be installed additionally after licensing.

The AI Perimeter App package is not only suitable for new projects, but can also be easily retrofitted to existing installations. The Domera RDF6000 series and Panomera S4 and S8 (MK2) cameras are supported.

Critical infrastructure applications

“With the extended AI Perimeter App Package we offer our customers a decisive plus in security,” says Dr Wolfgang Schnurrer, Head of Artificial Intelligence & Analytics at Dallmeier. “Wherever professional perpetrators operate with high motivation, our solution enables reliable detection and thus protects people and assets.”

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Dr Wolfgang Schnurrer

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