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Russian physical security professionals who deal with city surveillance, manufacturing, public transport, public administration, retail, critical infrastructure, utilities, parking management, access control, situational awareness, perimeter and intrusion, video analytics, and other applications, most of them are looking to get their challenges solved vs generating more video surveillance footage.

A number of new sponsors and partners have come on board for the 12th season of All-over-IP Media and Show.

New technology makes imaging of greater quality widely accessible which allows to improve performance of vision-controlled machines and handle multiple tasks. Technology availability and affordability provide Russian system integrators (who create solutions out of machine vision components such as cameras, optics, lighting) with new business opportunities towards their current and new customers. Machine manufacturers, vision solution providers and end-users are now able to deal with tasks that were impossible a few years ago due to technology or cost limitations. ViTec CEO and Owner Maxim Soroka, a regular exhibitor and speaker at All-over-IP and a member of the show's Advisory Board, discusses the present and the future of machine vision business in Russia.

Maxim Soroka, CEO and Owner, ViTec
Runs a successful engineering business in Russia since 1995. Operates on the global and local hi-tech markets. Manages ViTec that is so far the only company from Russia that participates in European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) since 2015.
Professional interests: industrial machine vision, the use of machine vision in new areas such as transportation, retail, physical security), bringing machine vision capabilities to embedded applications, adoption of new technology (neural networks, hyperspectral imaging, etc), robotics.

Most businesses in Russia have physical security systems installed. But those often represent multiple unconnected applications and devices that don't communicate with each other which provides poor situational awareness and slows down response time. From the legislative perspective, all is fine as security systems have been deployed. But from the efficiency perspective, the human factor and the time of response remain a challenge. That is why a growing number of security managers in Russia is currently looking for ways to improve their investment performance instead of purchasing new hardware. Andrey Skvortsov, Director Business Development for Electronika (a leading Russian PSIM software platform manufacturer and a sponsor of All-over-IP 2019) has come up with his vision for the future of physical security in a digital economy.

Alexander Denezhko, CEO, Grundig Security in Russia: "The market is seeking intelligent video surveillance products that easily integrate with existing CCTV infrastructure; open APIs for new integrations; and communication between various systems across a single information environment to ensure maximum efficiency".

The constantly changing IT and security landscape requires of system integrators, resellers, installers, architects and engineers that they always learn new technologies to stay competitive in the digital economy. All-over-IP 2019 partners and sponsors, including Grundig Security, AxxonSoft, Basler AG, Electronika and Rubicon, have shared their vision for trends to embrace in 2019 and 2020.

• Trend 1. Advances in neural networks, neural video analytics and artificial intelligence.
  
• Trend 2. Adoption of as-a-service model in the video surveillance market.
• Trend 3. Penetration of machine vision technology across QR code reading applications in the pharma and food sectors.
• Trend 4. Machine vision cameras supporting MIPI CSI-2 interfaces for a wider variety of embedded vision applications.
• Trends 5. Integrating multiple unconnected security applications with PSIM to prompt better business decisions.
• Trends 6. The increase in sales volume of wireless fire detection systems across B2C channels.

There is a tool brought around by the present level of technology innovation that allows businesses to create custom versions of solutions available on the market for specific use-cases. The tool that is becoming increasingly popular is a single-board computer named Raspberry Pi. In limited circumstances, Moscow Newspaper Typography – the only large typography located within the Third Ring – has decided to adopt this approach.

Russia is showing an explosive demand for IoT and IIoT, VMS and access control management software, according to a poll of 6496 IT and security professionals released by All-over-IP Team

This is a little teaser for All-over-IP Business Forum 2019 addressed to brands that are willing to shape the future of their customers. We invite you to take action now, towards emerging segments that are quickly gaining traction.

On November 21, the 11th All-over-IP 2018 international exhibition has been launched in Moscow. All-Over-IP, one of the largest and most important events for the security industry in Russia, put leading video surveillance developers, manufacturers, experts and installers together to disseminate advanced technologies and create new business opportunities.

It is the first time that Uniview attend this exhibition as an exhibitor. Several reliable and efficient products and solutions are displayed to all Russian-speaking clients.