Hikvision, the supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, is pleased to announce that it has won the Detektor International Award for Innovation Achievement award for the iDS-2PT9122IX-D/S DeepinView network PTZ camera.

This is the world’s first ever smart outdoor dual sensor ‘Deep Learning’ camera. Featuring a panoramic lens on the top and a PTZ lens at the bottom, the DeepinView series 2MP + 2MP 10x network PTZ camera is able to capture sharp images of objects both in distant and close-up views. Integrated with the Movidius Myriad 2 Vision Processing Unit (VPU) technology, it can accurately detect, recognise, and analyse human and vehicles ranging up to 40 metres with an accuracy level of around 99%.

Technology beyond Smart

The judges said: “With this new network security camera – Hikvision takes technology beyond smart and proves its impressive innovation capability.”

Keen Yao, VP at Hikvision International Business Centre, says “We are honoured to receive this award as we are constantly striving to develop high-quality, innovative products. Based on deep learning technology, our DeepinView cameras will provide more structured and useful information for application systems, so our customers and users get the very best experience along with reliable security and peace of mind. It’s nice to be recognised for our hard work.”

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