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I-Pro extends edge computing to entry level video

“I-Pro does not compromise cyber security by any means - not even in our entry-level camera lineup," says Gerard Figols, Chief Product Officer at I-Pro. Image courtesy of I-Pro

The new U-series from I-Pro marks the first time edge AI has been introduced to all its security camera lines.

The U-series, officially launched at the recent ISC West show in Las Vegas, is designed for installations that need the accuracy advantages of AI-based object detection in security environments at an entry level. The models are particularly suited for detecting intruders, loitering, direction, line crossing, and speeding. They are designed to offer an efficient, edge-computing approach without compromising on performance.

"As a leader in edge computing within the security industry, I-Pro was the first to integrate AI across our entire S-series line, setting a new standard. Now, the I-Pro U-series line-up introduces essential edge computing technology to our entry-level models, transforming them into proactive devices that align with market trends,” said Gerard Figols, Chief Product Officer at I-Pro. “By bringing the advantages of AI to fundamental security installations, we’re offering smarter technology for end-users who don’t require forensic search and advanced business insights based on metadata and attributes."

Higher resolution imaging options

The new product line introduces higher-resolution imaging options, including 2MP, 5MP, and 4K dome, box, and bullet cameras, enhancing clarity and precision. Additional features include:

Advanced AI Image Analytics: AI-VMD for intelligent video motion detection

Audio recording capabilities for enhanced situational awareness

Increased optical zoom for improved focus on image clarity and analytics accuracy

Direct-to-cloud VSaaS support

The U-series camera line was designed to be a perfect companion for direct-to-cloud VSaaS deployments offering flexibility and scalability. As cloud-based solutions continue to evolve, future firmware updates will enable additional features and functionality. By combining Direct-to-cloud connectivity with AI on the Edge, these cameras promise real-time insights while reducing bandwidth consumption, improving response times, and enhancing data privacy.

Strengthening cyber security

In line with its mission to pioneer edge computing, I-Pro has integrated AI technology across the entire product line-up. Recognising the responsibility this entails, the company remains committed to enhancing its cyber security standard. While other companies adhere to FIPS 140-2, the new U-Series surpasses this with FIPS 140-3 level 3 compliance, utilising an NXP Edgelock secure element, to provide the industry's highest level of data security. Level 3 certification includes stricter requirements for cryptographic modules, further reinforcing security by improving physical tamper resistance and safeguarding against key extraction and hardware attacks. Featuring secure boot functionality, the cameras deliver strong protection against unauthorised access and cyber threats.

“I-Pro does not compromise cyber security by any means - not even in our entry-level camera lineup. By prioritising the highest level of cyber security, we demonstrate our commitment to data integrity, ensuring peace of mind for all our customers and users”, adds Figols.

The new U-series consists of 28 models, with 15 featuring edge-processed AI analytics and 13 serving as non-AI replacement models. AI-enabled models will be available from June/July, and the non-AI models are set to be available later this year.

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