Smart Vision

· Remote control from video cameras through Internet on any personal device (tablet, smart phone, desktop).
· Safety of people / property in office, home or in a country house.
· Prevent thefts and damage of goods .

IP Cameras can connect to a network video recorder via a PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch using just one cable to connect to the NVR and power source. This reduces the number of cables needed. IP cameras have a higher resolution, which generates clearer images, but use more bandwidth for streaming and require more disk space.

There is no limitation to where cameras can be placed in relation to the NVR, and wireless network access enables remote viewing of video footage. Also, the IP feed can be encrypted. Wi-Fi cameras raise the concern of potential hacking, so it is important to understand the security features of your cameras.

Strangely enough, there are still practically no inexpensive, convenient, modern products for small companies and home users on the market. Solutions that allow you to detect objects are too expensive and difficult to implement.

In cloud solutions, a significant part of the cost is the cost of traffic and servers for encoding and decoding video streams, as well as for ai-analysis.

For P2P technologies, encoding and decoding on servers is not required. The server only connects cameras and remote devices. Object detection is based on optimized deep neural learning algorithms that work, including low-cost chips and microcomputer processors. The video stream is transmitted directly through peer-to-peer connections, bypassing the cloud service.

SmartVision is based on artificial intelligence and p2p technologies. In this case, server capacities and high costs for video transmission and viewing on a remote computer are not required.