Extract business insights with Live Video Analytics and Intel OpenVINO using Intel NUC devices.
We often get the question from customers: “Can you advice on a powerful but small edge device to run multiple video analytics pipelines and offload to the GPU?” One way to address this question is to look at an Intel NUC device paired with Live Video Analytics and Intel DL Streamer. This can be of interest for customers that have a need to apply AI inference on multiple cameras and are looking for a small device to run this on. Think about monitoring a parking lot where you can get notification on certain vehicle types or monitor a building entrance and detect and track people. Inference results can be used to trigger your own business logicStarting 2021 With the Latest and Greatest Features of Azure Video Indexer
In Q1, 2021 (CY) we released a significant set of new features for Video Indexer related to our ongoing global expansion, customer growth and additional scenarios based on our customer demand and feedback. Read more to learn about the latest and greatest features.Azure Media Services Announces New Product Features, Partner Integrations and Reference Applications
This week at Ignite, Azure Media Services is excited to announce new capabilities, partner integrations, and reference apps that unlock additional scenarios like social distancing, factory floor safety, security perimeter monitoring, and more.Introducing Live Video Analytics from Azure Media Services - Now in preview
Azure Media Services is pleased to announce the public preview of a new platform capability called “Live Video Analytics” or in short LVA. LVA provides a platform for you to build hybrid applications with video analytics capabilities. The platform offers the capability of capturing, recording, and analyzing live video and publishing the results (which could be video and/or video analytics) to Azure services in the cloud and/or the edge.
