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  • VIVOTEK integrates Deep Search Plugin with Nx for enhanced AI-powered video search capabilities.
  • Advanced search functions include Scene Search, Attribute Search, and upcoming Re-Search feature.
  • Integration showcases open platform benefits, enhancing search intelligence and scalability across deployments.

VIVOTEK, a global provider of security solutions, has announced the integration of its Deep Search Plugin with the Network Optix (Nx) platform. This development signifies a significant step forward in VIVOTEK's support for open Video Management System (VMS) ecosystems and advancements in Edge AI technology.

The integration allows VIVOTEK’s AI-enabled cameras to provide sophisticated search capabilities directly within the Nx interface, enabling users to conduct investigations and manage incidents without disrupting their existing workflows.

Advanced search functions

The Deep Search Plugin offers users a range of advanced search functionalities to enhance their video management experience. One such feature is Scene Search (Post-Search), which enables users to apply Smart VCA rules like intrusion detection, line crossing, and loitering to recorded video footage, even if these rules were not previously set for alarms.

Another feature, Attribute Search, provides granular filtering options based on person or vehicle type, as well as clothing colour and accessories. Additionally, users can use the Re-Search function to select a specific face or body “vector” from initial search results, allowing them to track a single individual across multiple camera feeds. This particular feature is expected to be released in an upcoming update.

Improving operational efficiency

Another feature, Attribute Search, provides granular filtering options based on person or vehicle type

According to Shengfu Cheng, Vice President of OBM Business Group at VIVOTEK, "By embedding Edge AI intelligence directly into the Nx platform, we empower customers to accelerate investigations, enhance situational awareness, maximise the value of their existing infrastructure, and improve operational efficiency." Cheng added that as AI continues to gain traction in security operations, the need for interoperability and scalability becomes crucial. This integration is a testament to VIVOTEK's dedication to enabling proactive, data-driven security strategies.

James Cox, VP of Business Development and Marketing at Network Optix, commented, “VIVOTEK’s Deep Search integration is a strong example of what an open platform enables: giving customers more choice in how they apply Edge AI while staying within the Nx interface and the workflows they already rely on. With the plugin, teams can add VIVOTEK’s search capabilities quickly and scale across deployments without adding complexity.”

Solution integration ecosystem

The Deep Search Plugin is officially available on the Nx Marketplace and offers seamless integration for both system integrators and enterprise users.

The solution will also be featured at the ISC West conference this year. Going forward, VIVOTEK plans to continue expanding its solution integration ecosystem. This growth will support businesses of all sizes in adopting scalable, AI-powered security solutions tailored to various deployment scenarios.

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