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While analytics running on surveillance cameras isn’t new, the combination of lower thresholds for developers, robust cameras with outstanding processing power, and deep learning, is unlocking a new generation of analytics on the edge, limited only by the imagination of developers. We caught up with

Axis has released its 2021 Sustainability Report, highlighting its continued focus on innovation and sustainability despite continued turbulence in operating conditions. During the second year of the Covid-19 pandemic, Axis continued its work towards driving positive change in society, through

Axis Communications announces AXIS Speed Monitor - a new application specially designed for speed monitoring. This solution seamlessly connects Axis security radar with a visual or thermal Axis camera. It is therefore possible to display vehicle speeds and collect statistics for more informed

AXIS Live Privacy Shield, the market’s only edge analytics camera software that masks people in real time in video streams at up to full frame rate, will now support a face blur feature. This latest addition enables different levels of masking efficiency, whether masking entire individuals, faces or

Everyone is talking about AI, and the surveillance industry is abuzz with the potential. With more products coming to the market, customers are considering the move to AI-enabled cameras and weighing up the benefits.

Axis Communications announces two new outdoor-ready bullet-style cameras offering Axis excellence at an affordable price. Featuring deep learning processing units, these cameras enable unique opportunities for analytics based on deep learning on the edge. Additionally, with AXIS Object Analytics,

Axis Communications announces a multidirectional 15 MP camera offering total situational awareness of indoor areas up to 400 m2 (4300 ft2). Featuring three 5 MP sensors and one PTZ camera with 10x optical zoom and HDTV 1080p, it delivers sweeping overviews and zoomed-in details.