i-PRO mini Launched - The World's Smallest AI-Based Surveillance Camera
This mini camera help secure retail and other businesses and provide operational and business insights.
Although very compact, the i-PRO mini can quickly handle massive volumes of data and operate up to three AI analytic apps. AI-based object detection improves surveillance, lowers false positives, and delivers operations and marketing intelligence.
Free AI-based analytics include people detection with attribute extraction including color, upper/lower garment, face detection, and non-mask detection. The camera offers occupancy monitoring/counting and AI Privacy Guard, which pixelates faces or body.
The AI-enabled camera requires no additional equipment or cost for analytics. Edge analytics minimizes network load, and video data administration is easy with i-PRO or other leading VMSs.
Following i-PRO's open AI approach, the SDK enables the integration of 3rd party specialist applications, allowing access to a wide range of automated processes and applications like monitoring inventory status on product shelves.
The AI-enabled camera requires no additional equipment or cost for analytics. Edge analytics minimizes network load, and video data administration is easy with i-PRO or other leading VMSs.
Following i-PRO's open AI approach, the SDK enables the integration of 3rd party specialist applications, allowing access to a wide range of automated processes and applications like monitoring inventory status on product shelves.
At 10cm wide, 5cm high, and 2cm deep, the i-PRO compact and its ideal for applications where a camera with AI analytics is needed but shouldn't stick out. Its NDAA-compliant, the i-PRO mini's 2MP 30fps sensor produces clear and accurate images for the integrated Ambarella AI processor and sets a new standard for an AI-powered smart sensor that almost disappears in most environments.
“The i-PRO mini is disrupting the traditional compact camera segment by combining sleek, unobtrusive design with powerful AI analytics. Business owners can easily leverage their surveillance footage to unlock valuable marketing analysis to gain shopper insights,” said Marius Van Der Merwe, Director i-PRO APAC Oceania operations.
“i-PRO is leading the industry in providing solutions that require powerful, discreet edge computing hardware, with no need to compromise between camera size, performance and next generation business insights,” says Van Der Merwe.
“The i-PRO mini is disrupting the traditional compact camera segment by combining sleek, unobtrusive design with powerful AI analytics. Business owners can easily leverage their surveillance footage to unlock valuable marketing analysis to gain shopper insights,” said Marius Van Der Merwe, Director i-PRO APAC Oceania operations.
“i-PRO is leading the industry in providing solutions that require powerful, discreet edge computing hardware, with no need to compromise between camera size, performance and next generation business insights,” says Van Der Merwe.
“The new i-PRO mini illustrates our dedication to constant innovation and our mission to make AI capabilities universally available across the surveillance market as the trusted next generation partner for the security industry.”
The i-PRO mini is the latest AI-enabled S-Series camera, delivering high-resolution and precision analytics to the mainstream market. i-PRO is committed to maintaining costs and implementing a Quick Delivery Service to ensure product availability amid significant inflation and component shortages.
For more information, visit: https://i-pro.com/apac/en
The i-PRO mini is the latest AI-enabled S-Series camera, delivering high-resolution and precision analytics to the mainstream market. i-PRO is committed to maintaining costs and implementing a Quick Delivery Service to ensure product availability amid significant inflation and component shortages.
For more information, visit: https://i-pro.com/apac/en
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