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I knew Brainchip were in France, but I wasn't previously aware of the number of cameras involved in those solutions. 4000 cameras!

The following has been translated by google:

16-09-2018
Telesikring enters into partnership with American BrainChip
Telesikring includes - as the first security company in Scandinavia - a partnership with the American high-tech IT company, BrainChip, a specialist in integrated neuromorphic solutions.

BrainChip Studio software is based on the human brain's network of neurons called a 'spiking neural network'.  Inspired by the biology of neurons, BrainChip Studio makes it possible to recognize and find faces and objects twenty times faster than a human operator.

Sales Director Morten Dall at Telesikring explains that there is an increasing need for video analysis and generally better video solutions, as just BrainChip can deliver.

"Many of our customers in Denmark are looking for analysis solutions for their video surveillance.  We believe that AI technology is mature to such an extent that it creates real value for our customers.  The uniqueness of the product is that it can handle many different formats and does not place much demands on image quality.  Collaboration with BrainChip ensures that we can now offer our customers the latest in the market so we can meet their needs for better video analysis.

BrainChip Studio has already been implemented in several places in the world, and serves as a tool for creating increased security and security for the citizens. In France, the solution is implemented in 4000 cameras distributed across several cities, including the cities of Paris and Toulouse.  Here the cameras are located in places where there is a high risk of terror and crime, such as hospitals, schools and attractions.

Translated link:
https://translate.google.com/transl...-indgar-partnerskab-med-amerikanske-brainchip

Original link:
https://www.securityworldmarket.com...-indgar-partnerskab-med-amerikanske-brainchip