In this special blog, Nick Bowden, Managing Director of Digifort UK, looks at AI’s impact on the CCTV industry now and in to the future, as we enter a modern industrial revolution. The global rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has fundamentally changed the way many industries work and is revolutionising CCTV. How will the AI
Digifort has unveiled their new Digifort Dashboard Tool (DDT), which enables users to perform VMS and analytics system health checks. The new tool securely collects data from all the Digifort VMS servers in a system to provide a comprehensive, one-page summary of performance metrics and system health. DDT is installed on a designated master server
Digifort have revealed they will be exhibiting at The Security Event 2024 and will be on stand 5/L80. At the event, which takes place between 30 April-May 2 at the NEC Birmingham, Digifort will be announcing a monthly NVR, Analytics and VMS license structure, which moves the VMS purchase from a Capital Expenditure to an
Digifort UK has developed Dell servers that are optimised for both a VMS and a neural analytics operation. The VMS is open-platform and will work with most leading brands. VMS servers are focused on video processing and need CPU (Central Processing Units) for optimal operation, whereas analytics servers require GPU (Graphics Processing Units) for analytics
Digifort is a leading provider of intelligent video monitoring software, which utilises the highest levels of available technology, and promises the best performance to suit any requirement. It is sold in more than 130 countries, translated into 19 languages and has direct integration with over 400 brand partners. The company will be present at this
Digifort UK’s video management software (VMS) and multi-analytics platform has ground-breaking, audio functionality, supporting a wide range of physical, audio-over-IP devices and has advanced features such as zoned audio, bi-directional audio, public-address functionality, auto-announcements, and audio level triggering as standard. The audio-over-IP devices integrated within Digifort range from USB microphones, for remote ‘client’ viewing PCs,
Digifort UK’s video management software (VMS) and multi-analytics platform has Object Link; a feature allowing CCTV system users to intuitively track people and objects from camera to camera, around a site. Arrows or button icons are placed within a camera’s field of view, pointing in the direction a person or object exits the camera’s view.
At this year’s Intersec trade show in Dubai, Digifort‘s stand has remained busy for the whole show. Business Development Manager, Francois Levy tells Security on Screen founder, Peter Mawson why. For more Intersec news, click here
Digifort UK’s video management software (VMS) and multi-analytics platform now supports edge recording and ‘self-healing’ for system cameras and NVRs, the company has announced. The primary recording location is the Digifort VMS servers, which are often centralised. The secondary recording locations are in either the camaras, usually on SD cards, or in the local hard
Digifort UK has announced its ‘Premier Partner’, bi-directional integration with Cortech’s Datalog MV CCTV Management System. This integration enables Datalog MV to control Digifort and benefit from its comprehensive VMS functionality, including options for analytics, LPR and facial recognition. Digifort, in return, provides a multitude of information to improve Datalog’s site management effectiveness, such as
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