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  • Flir showcases AI-enabled perimeter protection at TSE Birmingham, highlighting advanced security capabilities.
  • FCB-Series AI offers precise classification, reducing alarms and enhancing site defence.
  • Integrated thermal imaging and AI deliver faster detection and improved response in complex environments.

Flir is set to present its latest advancements in AI-powered perimeter protection at The Security Event (TSE) in Birmingham, scheduled for April 28–30. The showcase will emphasise the company's capabilities in deploying a multi-faceted approach to securing complex environments.

Central to the display will be the FCB-Series AI, a cutting-edge thermal camera integrating Flir's trusted imaging with deep-learning analytics for accurate human and vehicle classification. This technology aims to curtail false alarms while enhancing decision-making processes in real-time, illustrating how edge intelligence is revolutionising modern site defence.

AI-driven processing

The approach is crafted to provide security teams with the necessary clarity and assurance for decisive action

The exhibition will also feature Flir's comprehensive security architecture, which merges thermal and visible imaging with long-range radar and AI-driven processing. 

This integrated system offers a consolidated operational overview, aiding in swifter detection, clearer verification, and more assured responses, even under challenging conditions. The approach is crafted to provide security teams with the necessary clarity and assurance for decisive action.

"Our mission is to give security teams the clarity and confidence they need to act decisively," stated Harry Jackman, Director of Security Solutions, EMEA. "By bringing FCB-AI processing together with our thermal heritage and software-driven orchestration, we're enabling a new standard of intelligent, scalable perimeter protection." Visitors at the event can investigate how Flir's cameras and radar systems integrate with FLIR United VMS and Nexus to establish a cohesive and proactive security workflow.

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