The term real-time video analysis is particularly at home in the fields of artificial intelligence, automation, industry and Factory 4.0. It refers to the ability of computers to analyse and evaluate video recordings directly during recording - without any time delay. This means that important information can be passed on immediately.
A practical example: In a modern warehouse, cameras monitor what is happening. Real-time video analysis automatically recognises if a warehouse worker enters a dangerous zone or if a product is accidentally placed in the wrong place. An alarm is triggered immediately or a notification is sent.
Such systems not only make work processes more efficient, but also improve security and control. Real-time video analysis uses modern algorithms to directly recognise movements, objects or unusual situations. The use of artificial intelligence in particular enables the software to learn and become increasingly precise.
To summarise: Real-time video analysis helps companies to react faster, avoid errors and optimise processes - an important advantage in the digitalisation of companies.
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