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  • VIVOTEK launches Chroma24 AI camera for 24/7 full-colour night security without extra lighting.
  • Chroma24's AI imaging delivers sharp details, reducing motion blur and environmental impact.
  • Ideal for round-the-clock security in parks, campuses, factories, and energy facilities.

VIVOTEK has launched its new Chroma24 low-light, full-colour AI camera series, designed to enhance nighttime security without the need for additional lighting.

This innovation promises uninterrupted operation, delivering clear and detailed colour images even in challenging low-light environments. The Chroma24 series leverages advanced imaging technology, combining upgraded lenses and image sensors with AI enhancements to capture sharp, stable images without reliance on infrared or white-light illumination. This not only ensures accurate visual details in darkness but also reduces energy consumption, minimising environmental impact.

Product design and technological advancements

The global security market is anticipated to reach USD 27.83 billion by 2029, maintaining a robust growth rate of 7.5% CAGR. VIVOTEK's Chroma24 responds to the increasing demand for intelligent security solutions. With more than two decades of expertise, VIVOTEK focuses on three primary areas: continuous, clear imaging, intelligent edge AI computing, and energy-efficient designs.

This focus informs steady innovations in camera technology. Moreover, integration with VIVOTEK's AI-powered VORTEX cloud surveillance platform enhances security efficiency while supporting sustainability and delivering long-term value, stated Diro Fanchiang, Director of the Product Planning Division at VIVOTEK.

Overcoming traditional surveillance limitations

The system also mitigates motion blur and ghosting in dynamic scenes using WDR Pro technology

Chroma24 overcomes the common limitations of traditional night surveillance which often yields blurry, monochromatic images. It consistently delivers clear, true-colour images with remarkably low noise, even under challenging lighting conditions, maintaining detailed image quality at night. 

The system also mitigates motion blur and ghosting in dynamic scenes, utilising Wide Dynamic Range (WDR Pro) technology to effectively balance light and dark areas. With Deep Search capabilities, users can efficiently locate crucial footage by colour, individual, or vehicle characteristics, substantially decreasing manpower and time expenditures.

Enhanced operational efficiency

Chroma24 proves to be an ideal solution for settings with limited lighting or extensive security needs, such as parks, campuses, and critical infrastructures like factories, warehouses, and energy storage facilities. It decreases the necessity for manual patrols and enhances operational efficiency.

Additionally, supporting hybrid cloud deployment and integration with the VORTEX cloud platform, Chroma24 offers real-time video, event management, and remote patrol functionalities. VORTEX's generative "Think Search" allows users to swiftly retrieve nighttime footage by merely entering text, across several cameras. Initially, Chroma24 is available in mid-range dome camera models, with plans to expand across additional product lines, forming a diverse portfolio to cater to varying application scenarios.

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