Intelligent Video 2.0 |
AI for Surveillance and Security

End-users are looking to get their challenges solved vs generating more video surveillance footage. They have over the last few years taken much more interest in making video work with the business enterprise to increase productivity and add value to systems. So the years 2019–2023 will be an exciting and demanding time in the video surveillance business with event-related video analytics, AI technologies and IoT.

Integration of disparate surveillance and security systems at multiple locations for centralized management, increase in cyber security of video surveillance installations, and further improvement in quality of video surveillance image for low-light conditions will also have a big impact on the business of system integrators, architects, engineers and consultants in Russia.

Section I. AI for Surveillance and Security. Event-Related Video Analytics

• TECHNOLOGY LEADERS' DISCUSSION. Adding 'brains' to the 'eyes'. AI technology and its impact on video surveillance. How can system integrators make higher profits with intelligent video analytics. Real-world use cases of AI paired with surveillance and security applications. Event-related video analytics. How to maximize the benefits from a video surveillance installation. Examples for such vertical applications. Best strategies supporting quick project start-up time for event-related video analytics.
  Andrey Khristoforov, CCO, ITV Group
  Igor Oleynik, General Manager, DSSL | TRASSIR
  Mikhail Shakarov, Business Development Manager, Hanwha Techwin
  Alexander Vlasov, Field Application Engineer, Avnet Silica
  Andrey Kochetov, Field Application Engineer, Avnet Silica
  
  
• Faceter has intelligence and vision. A use case of face and object detection across 30+ video cameras running on one accelerator // Vladimir Tchernitski, Co-founder and CTO, Faceter
  
  
• HEAR FROM MAJOR END-USERS. Best practices in intelligent video surveillance for large installations and critical infrastructures. The economic advantage of the intelligent video surveillance approach. Integrating intelligent video surveillance with access control. The use of video analytics on the edge. Utilizing deep learning technology to identify particular events of interest. Neural networks. Using video analytics to improve production efficiency and quality assurance. Integration strategies for disparate surveillance and security systems at multiple locations for centralized management and monitoring.
  Andrey Romanychev, Chief Security Officer, TMK (Russia’s largest maker of steel pipes for the oil and gas industry)
  Igor Lysov, Chief Security Officer, Rosbank (Societe Generale Group)
  Roman Rusetsky, Chief Workplace Safety and Health Officer, Metalloinvest (a global steel and mining company)
  Alexey Zuev, Director Enforcement, Safety and Health, Metalloinvest
  
  
• New approaches to unconventional challenges. AI as a key component of physical security, process operations, labour protection and safety // Alexander Denezhko, General Manager Russian and CIS, Grundig Security, Igor Falomkin, Chief Software R&D Officer, AxxonSoft
  
  
• WISENET. One stop shop for intelligent video analytics by Hanwha Techwin // Mikhail Shakarov, Business Development Manager, Hanwha Techwin

Section II. Video surveillance management platforms

• Unlocking a new level of performance of video surveillance solutions with hardware acceleration // Andrey Kochetov, Field Application Engineer, Avnet Silica
  
  
• The role played by VMS in integrated security installations. VMS Transformation in security and surveillance applications // Dmitrijs Bazaevs, Country Manager, Milestone Systems
  
  
• Speaking topic to be revealed soon // AxxonSoft
• Speaking topic to be revealed soon // DSSL | TRASSIR
• Speaking topic to be revealed soon // NAG
  
  
• Why are video analytics sales held back? Selling AI out of the box // Mikhail Byaly, General Manager, Aktiv-SB
  
  
• What are he infrastructure requirements for AI in video surveillance applications? Ways to tell when a customer is ready for AI // Egor Kamalov, Managing Director, Security Expert

Questions to Discuss during Conference

• Confusion in AI and how to solve it. Understanding the difference between AI, machine learning, deep learning and neural networks.
• Neural networks in video surveillance. Fundamentals of neural networks: architectures, algorithms and applications.
• Transforming cybersecurity strategy for the age of IoT in video surveillance applications to thwart modern-day DDoS attacks or other advanced threats. Encryption of the video and audio feed. User authentication techniques. User access management tools.
• Savvy integration of AI with existing video surveillance infrastructure. Image requirements.
• Predicting the outcome of combining 2D cameras, 3D cameras, and thermal cameras with intelligent video analytics. How to take video surveillance another step forward?
• Autonomous or semi-autonomous video surveillance as a pillar system integrators should consider to successfully expand throughout the region. Battery-powered cloud cameras with a 3G/4G built-in modem and edge storage as part of connected home and connected office ecosystem.
• Changes in the video surveillance business expected with further LPWAN penetration.
• New chipsets and advanced onboard video analytics. Next-generation intelligent IP cameras 2–5 Mpx in real-life applications.
• Proprietary chipsets and other tools of video surveillance solution customization to wow your customer.
• Leveraging AI's capabilities to improve the overall performance of existing video surveillance hardware infrastructure.
• Further improvement in quality of video surveillance image for low-light conditions.
• Achieving excellent colour rendering properties as a most crucial task for pattern and face recognition, and object classification. What do vendors have to offer?
• Cloud-based video analytics. VSaaS trends for the next 5–7 years. How can system integrators sell saving time and capital costs as well as unlimited scalability to video surveillance customers?