Dragonfruit, the award-winning, highly scalable AI analytics platform, is introducing Dragonfruit Frontier, a new cloud VMS with AI analytics included, at this year’s ISC West, booth #20069. This is the first time Dragonfruit is demonstrating the frontier solution in front of a large-scale audience since the launch in February.

We are excited to showcase Dragonfruit Frontier’s capabilities, integrations, and hardware for the first time in a trade-show setting at ISC West,” said Amit Kumar, Founder, and CEO, Dragonfruit.

Fully integrated experience

Frontier was designed with the user in mind with minimal install requirements, budget-friendly licensing, and low bandwidth requirements, so to finally demonstrate this product in-person to potential users is very exciting.”

Frontier is designed for multi-location enterprises that are not able to deploy expensive GPU hardware

Frontier delivers a fully integrated experience, combining consumer-grade usability with enterprise-grade capability. Using advanced cloud intelligence, Frontier allows users to securely manage hundreds of locations from a single browser without any additional hardware costs. Frontier is designed for multi-location enterprises that are not able to deploy expensive GPU hardware across all their sites (for on-premises AI), and do not have enough upload bandwidth for cloud-based AI.

User-friendly solutions

Frontier is the world’s most powerful base station, offering an installation experience enabling users to go from unboxing to live in just minutes. The state-of-the-art base station is built on the Apple M1 platform – another industry first – providing the most advanced OS and the most cost-effective GPU performance.

Following the Dragonfruit mission of delivering cost-effective and user-friendly solutions, Frontier works seamlessly with an organisation’s existing analogue and digital cameras, meaning no rip-and-replace installs or product lock-ins. With pay-as-you-go advanced features, users can start with the VMS and add more features as needed, either à la carte or by packaged suite.

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