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Smarter and Safer: The Evolution of Network Video

March 28, 2024 • Axis Communications • Season 2 • Episode 3

Network video cameras have gone from processing images at 3 frames per minute to providing real-time intelligence through deep learning—to say that that they’ve evolved is an understatement. Today’s cameras are helping to keep communities safer and make business operations more efficient, but how did we get here? And what does the future hold for network video?

This week on Connect, we welcome the man that literally wrote the book on network cameras – Fredrik Nilsson, VP, Americas, Axis Communications. Now in its third edition, Intelligent Network Video addresses the need for continuing education in the security industry while providing historical context for anyone new to the space. Whether you’re just beginning or a seasoned pro, both the book and this podcast have something to offer.

Join us as we discuss the transition from analog to IP cameras, how cybersecurity, AI, and cloud capabilities continue to evolve, and explore what’s next in the world of IP cameras.

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