IQSIGHT, previously known as Bosch Video Systems, is set to showcase its advanced AI-enabled video solutions at ISC West 2026 from March 25 to 27.
Located at booth 11053, the company will present its innovative technologies designed to improve security outcomes by enhancing decision-making capabilities with real-time intelligence.
The focus will be on the newly introduced Intelligent Video Analytics Pro (IVA Pro) offerings and an intelligence-first platform for the latest camera systems.
Enhanced scene understanding with GenAI
The company highlights the role of GenAI in powering the new IVA Pro Context, which adds a layer of reasoning and contextual understanding to video analytics. This technology converts simple prompts created by users into operational monitoring instructions, enabling customised detections that easily adapt to complex environments. Future offerings will provide customers with the option of a hybrid edge and cloud-based solution or a fully edge-based system.
The hybrid model performs real-time object detection and activity recognition on the edge, while the cloud component delivers insights to explain the significance of events. The edge-based solution, previewed at ISC West, is particularly suited for organisations unable to deploy cloud solutions, offering detailed scene information for improved problem-solving.
Interactive sessions
IQSIGHT will host sessions on GenAI and agentic AI shaping future securityAt the event, IQSIGHT will conduct interactive sessions, demonstrating how GenAI and agentic AI are shaping future security and safety systems.
These sessions will allow attendees to experience an intelligent agent-based system that autonomously thinks, acts, and responds to automate workflows and boost efficiency.
Expanded AI analytics portfolio
The IVA Pro solutions offer varied insights such as object classification, vehicle attributes, and counting data for application across security and operational use cases. The addition of IVA Pro Tunnel enhances the analytics portfolio, now comprising 13 application-specific solutions.
This new offering can detect dropped objects and anomalies in low-visibility settings to promote safety and mobility, issuing real-time alerts for scenarios like loss of visibility, stationary or slow-moving vehicles, wrong-way drivers, and pedestrian presence, which aids in swift incident responses.
Edge-based intelligence with new camera technology
IQSIGHT is also set to unveil a new camera platform grounded in an intelligence-first approach. This platform fosters advanced video analytics and prepares for future GenAI advancements. Key models include:
- FLEXIDOME dual 7100i IR: Features dual imagers within a single housing and allows flexible sharing or independent use of an IVA Pro license to create tailored alerts.
- DINION 7100s: A box camera series that delivers clarity and reliability in challenging settings like tunnels and transport hubs.
- AUTODOME 7100i IR: Offers up to 4K ultra-HD imaging with an innovative ball design for clear video capture, suitable for city surveillance, traffic monitoring, and perimeter protection.
- MIC fusion 9100s: Combines optical and thermal imaging, providing metadata fusion for enhanced detection and tracking in low-visibility contexts.
Revolutionising video infrastructure
Dan Kostecki, Vice President of Sales for North America at IQSIGHT, notes the transformation in video systems from merely capturing events to recognising patterns and detecting real-time changes. This shift turns video systems into intelligent sensors that enhance safety, efficiency, and operations.
"With AI and visual intelligence, cameras can now recognise patterns and detect when something changes in real time, turning video systems into intelligent sensors that improve safety, efficiency, and operations, not just security," he remarks. The ISC West event provides an opportunity for IQSIGHT to demonstrate these cutting-edge capabilities.
At ISC West 2026, March 25-27 in booth 11053, IQSIGHT, formerly Bosch Video Systems, will highlight AI-enabled solutions that empower organisations to see clearly, act confidently, and improve security outcomes. With new Intelligent Video Analytics Pro (IVA Pro) offerings and an intelligence-first platform powering the latest cameras, IQSIGHT solutions eliminate blind spots, speed decision-making, and enhance operational resilience.
“IQSIGHT applies visual intelligence to enable reasoning capabilities in systems to understand what is happening, not just capture video,” said Sachin Khanna, Vice President and Chief Product Officer, IQSIGHT. “Our intelligent video systems surface events and patterns to help organisations shift from reactive incident response to proactive action. With foresight, they can detect risk earlier and intervene before issues escalate.”
Enhanced scene understanding with GenAI
GenAI powers the new IVA Pro Context to add reasoning and contextual understanding to video. It transforms simple user-created prompts into actionable monitoring instructions for customised detections in complex environments that easily adapt to operational needs.
Customers will soon have the flexibility to choose from a hybrid edge and cloud solution or a completely edge-based offering to best meet the needs of their organisations. The hybrid model performs real-time object detection and activity recognition at the edge, while the cloud adds insight to explain why events matter. The edge-based solution will be previewed at ISC West and offers many of the same benefits to organisations restricted from deploying cloud-based solutions. With either approach, IVA Pro Context delivers detailed scene information to improve awareness and support faster problem solving.
Demonstrating how GenAI and agentic AI are shaping the future of security and safety, IQSIGHT will host interactive sessions for attendees to experience an intelligent agentic system that thinks, acts, and responds autonomously to automate workflows and enhance efficiency.
Expanded suite of application-specific AI analytics
IVA Pro offerings provide insights like object classification, vehicle attributes, and counting data for a range of security and operational uses. The introduction of IVA Pro Tunnel expands the portfolio to 13 application-specific analytics solutions. It detects dropped objects and anomalies in low-visibility environments to enhance mobility and safety. Real-time alerts to loss of visibility, stationary or slow-moving vehicles, wrong-way drivers, and pedestrian presence accelerates incident response for improved safety in tunnels.
Edge-based intelligence with a new camera platform
IQSIGHT will demonstrate a new generation of cameras built on an intelligence-first platform that supports advanced video analytics and is ready for future GenAI capabilities. Highlights include:
- FLEXIDOME dual 7100i IR combines two imagers in a single housing with the flexibility to share an IVA Pro license across views or use licenses independently to customise intelligent alerts for each area.
- DINION 7100s box camera series boosts clarity and reliability in demanding environments, such as tunnels, transportation hubs, and industrial sites. Compatible with a wide range of housings, it adapts easily to high-risk environments.
- AUTODOME 7100i IR pan-tilt-zoom camera features up to 4K ultra-HD imaging and an innovative ball design for distortion-free video above the horizon to deliver clarity for city surveillance, traffic monitoring, and perimeter protection environments.
- MIC fusion 9100s integrates an optical imager with a thermal sensor and offers metadata fusion to overlay data from both streams for detection and tracking of objects even in low-visibility conditions.
Video infrastructure
“For years, video systems captured incidents after they happened,” said Dan Kostecki, Vice President of Sales - North America, IQSIGHT. “With AI and visual intelligence, cameras can now recognise patterns and detect when something changes in real time, turning video systems into intelligent sensors that improve safety, efficiency, and operations, not just security. At ISC West, we’re excited to show how organisations can start thinking differently about what their video infrastructure can do."
For details on these solutions and more, visit ISC West booth 11053.
