Beyond Surveillance: Building an AI-enabled, privacy-conscious security infrastructure
By Bhardwaj Naik, Chief Executive Officer, Videonetics
India’s relationship with video surveillance has historically been defined more by scale than sophistication. Cities, campuses, corporate parks, and public institutions have expanded their camera networks at an unprecedented pace and invested heavily in extensive CCTV infrastructure. Despite this growing density of surveillance, much of the infrastructure continues to serve a primarily recording function rather than enabling real-time intelligence.
Many organisations continue to rely on the traditional Network Video Recorders to capture and store footage, with teams of personnel monitoring multiple screens around the clock from control rooms. Even larger organisations that have adopted Video Management Systems often use them primarily to manage and retrieve footage during an incident, with limited intelligence being derived from the vast volumes of video data generated. The objective, therefore, must be to move beyond this reactive approach of reviewing footage after an event has occurred towards a...
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