Current law enforcement systems are increasingly unable to cope with the sheer volume of surveillance material captured and stored every day that is set to rise dramatically with the population of video cameras increasing by at least 12% per year. Add to this the growing demand from the enterprise business to analyse video streams and it becomes clear that video surveillance will only continue to be useful, if processes to search and analyze the mountain of data keep pace. As it stands today vital information is missed because the vast majority of video is simply never viewed. Our new report The Global Market for Intelligent Video Analytics 2018 to 2023 looks at the potential impact of Artificial Intelligence on Video Surveillance and Analytics. By 2020, it is predicted there will be more than 1 billion cameras operated by smart cities worldwide, providing 30 billion frames of video per day. Internet video surveillance traffic alone increased […]