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BOSTON—BriefCam, a leading provider of Video Content Analytics solutions, released BriefCam v6.0, which introduces the new deployment option of a multi-site architecture. This enables businesses with multiple, distributed locations to view aggregate data from all remote sites to uncover trends across locations, optimize operations and boost real-time alerting and response, all while continuing to reap the benefits of BriefCam's powerful analytics platform for making video searchable, actionable and quantifiable. Multi-location...

BOSTON—BriefCam announced that its advanced video analytics software platform will serve as the analytics engine for Verizon’s Intelligent Video solution. The comprehensive monitoring service from Verizon helps law enforcement and security teams keep public and private facilities secure with near real-time, actionable data from video content. “Leveraging its award-winning network, Verizon is creating a best-in-class solution to enable the protection of all facilities in a...

LONDON— After a successful period as Vice President of Sales, Americas for Briefcam, newly appointed Vice President of the Americas at Calipsa, provider of deep learning powered video analytics for false alarm reduction, Brian Baker, brings experience in the video analytics and surveillance market, as well as an extensive background in sales, marketing and business development.  “Brian has a proven track record of scaling commercial teams in the U.S. and an unrivaled knowledge of the physical...

BOSTON—BriefCam, a provider of video content analytics and VIDEO SYNOPSIS solutions, announced significant new capabilities to its product portfolio with v5.6.1 of its video content analytics platform.The new capabilities will help to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and support the safe and responsible re-opening across the globe.“Our video analytics platform has greatly expanded in its ability to offer new use cases for accelerating video investigations over the last year,” said Tomer Saar,...

Five manufacturers of security technologies have teamed up to provide safety and security at the 72nd Annual Little League Baseball World Series (LLBWS) for the players, coaches and fans. For the first time, BriefCam and Ruckus Networks, an ARRIS Company are joining Axis Communications, Lenel and Milestone Systems to provide video surveillance systems, access control and network connectivity for the 10-day tournament. These five technology providers have come together to develop a comprehensive security...

Canon today announced the acquisition of BriefCam, a provider of Video Synopsis and Deep Learning solutions. Closing of the deal is subject to customary closing conditions. “The acquisition will create even greater synergies between the BriefCam Video Content Analytics platform and Canon's Network Video Solutions portfolio,” Trevor Matz, president & CEO of BriefCam, told Security Systems News. “BriefCam will continue to innovate and deliver best-of-breed video content analytics...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.—Security 101, a franchise-model commercial security company based here, will host “Unification Under the Digital Umbrella,” a seminar including presentations and live demonstrations on the latest security technology.Security 101 has partnered with Genetec, Axis Communications, Briefcam and Shooter Detection Systems to sponsor seminars in Richmond, Va. (June 21), Edison, N.J. (June 27) and Salt Lake City, Utah (June 28). Representatives from each organization...

Updated 3:40 p.m. April 17 Both CNN and the Boston Globe on Wednesday, April 17 reported that a suspect has been identified in the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing and that an arrest has been made or is imminent. Both backed off of that assertion about an hour later, and the Boston Police made a statement saying that no arrest had been made. From the Globe:“ �authorities have an image of a suspect carrying, and perhaps dropping, a black bag at the second bombing scene on Boylston Street, outside...

NEVE ILAN, Israel—BriefCam will introduce a new on-demand model of its Video Synopsis software at next month's ASIS conference, said company CEO Dror Irani. The Israel-based company, which last week announced a partnership with Pivot3, believes the ability for end users to create on-demand video synopses will offer easier access to “business intelligence” and reduce the amount of hardware needed compared to a traditional video surveillance and analytics model, according to Irani....