Ipsotek

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Ipsotek Ltd
Industry Video Analytics technology
Founded2001;19 years ago (2001)
London, United Kingdom
HeadquartersWimbledon,
London,United Kingdom
Area served
Worldwide
Website ipsotek.com

Established in 2001, Ipsotek is a A.I.V.A. (Artificial Intelligence Video Analytics) company and Scenario-based Rule Engine Video Analytics for mission critical applications. The VISuite AI enables users to manage automatically generated alarms in real-time. Ipsotek has headquarters in the United Kingdom and offices in the Middle East and Singapore.

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Notable installations

Notable Ipsotek installations are The London Eye [1] and The O2 Arena. [2]

Technology

Ipsotek has developed patented software that leverages the power of GPU technology to provide server based Artificial Intelligence Video Analytics solutions. Metadata relating to people and vehicle movement, event detection and counting statistics are created and analysed (including raising alerts) at the camera network "edge" or centrally. [3]

Awards and accreditations

Ipsotek holds i-LIDS [4] Primary Classification for sterile zone monitoring. [5] In 2011, it won the Global Security Challenge, [6] and it won the gold medal for CCTV System of the Year at the IFSEC International Security Industry Awards in 2012. [7]

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