Vaidio AI Vision Platform
The Vaidio AI Vision Platform adds advanced, real-time video analytics to existing cameras and video systems to enhance security, safety, and operational efficiency. With over 30 AI-powered analytics, Vaidio helps organizations detect, search, and respond to events faster and more accurately.
The joint solution between the Vaidio AI Vision Platform and Genetec Security Center empowers customers to enhance security, safety, and efficiency through real-time, AI-driven video analytics. Organizations can achieve faster incident response, more accurate detection, and streamlined forensic investigations across a wide range of environments.
Vaidio connects directly to video streams from cameras or via Security Center. AI-powered analytics, including intrusion detection, face and person search, license plate recognition, and more run in real time. When an event is detected, Vaidio automatically triggers a custom event and alarm in Security Center, including the type of event, source camera, and a snapshot of the incident.
Together, Vaidio and Security Center deliver a seamless, integrated solution that extends the power of your VMS with scalable, smart analytics to help customers move from passive monitoring to proactive response.
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Industry
- Public Safety
- Healthcare
- Manufacturing Wholesale
- Education
- Retail
- Cities
- Airports
- Banking
- Cannabis
- Corporate Campuses
- Data Centers
- Energy Utilities
- Financial Institutions
- Food Cosmetics Chemicals Pharma
- Government
- Seaports
- Sports Entertainment
- Traffic
- Transit
Availability
- Americas
- Asia Pacific
- Europe
- Middle East And Africa
- Australia And New Zealand
Product line
- Omnicast
- Security Center
Public Safety & Security
Cities, campuses, and large venues need to detect threats quickly and respond effectively to keep people safe. Manual monitoring is slow, error-prone, and resource-intensive.
Vaidio enhances public safety by analyzing real-time video streams for potential threats like intrusions, loitering, weapons, and unauthorized access.
Integrated with Genetec Security Center, it delivers faster, smarter alerts with fewer false alarms, helping security teams act before incidents escalate.
Operational Efficiency in Transportation & Logistics
Airports, warehouses, and transit hubs face operational bottlenecks, long queues, and difficulty maintaining smooth workflows.
Vaidio uses AI to detect congestion, monitor restricted zones, and flag abnormal behavior in real time. Its Sub-2-Second forensic search reduces investigation time drastically.
Combined with Genetec Security Center, Vaidio helps teams streamline operations, reduce downtime, and make data-driven staffing and logistics decisions.
Retail & Commercial Spaces
Retailers and commercial facilities need to balance safety, customer experience, and loss prevention—all while keeping costs low.
Vaidio analyzes customer flow, detects theft or suspicious behavior, and monitors safety issues like smoke, fire, or blocked exits.
With seamless integration into Genetec Security Center, Vaidio turns standard surveillance into a proactive tool for improving service, reducing shrink, and protecting people and property.
Features and benefits
- Richer video intelligence across more video analytics functions spanning more vertical applications than any other video analytics solution on the market. The Vaidio platform can support any application that can benefit from rich video intelligence.
- Compute efficiency drives 50% reduction in TCO.
- Accuracy drives 99.9%+ reduction in nuisance false alerts.
- Advanced AI reduces video investigation from hours or days to minutes.
- Architecture enables deployment across edge devices, servers on-prem, Kubernetes, cloud, hybrid and SaaS models.
- Open platform reduces TCO and extends the useful life of existing cameras and VMSs.
Solution architecture
Vaidio obtains the video streams directly from the cameras or via Security Center as the inputs. Any Vaidio alert can trigger a custom event and corresponding alarm in Security Center. The alarm includes (1) the type of alarm, (2) the camera that caused it, and (3) an image of the scene that caused it.