Brivo has announced the integration of Actuate's advanced AI video analytics into its Brivo Security Suite, aiming to enhance the sophistication of remote video monitoring (RVM) solutions.
This collaboration seeks to improve real-time detection capabilities, minimize false alarms, and enable swifter operator responses during security incidents.
Enhanced Detection Capabilities
Actuate's AI technology brings a suite of detection features including intruder detection, hard hat compliance monitoring, crowd detection, loitering detection, as well as fire and smoke detection. These features are tailored for high-stakes environments where operator decision-making is crucial.
Actuate's AI technology brings a suite of detection features including intruder detection
“The RVM market is moving from experimental AI to mission-critical AI,” stated Tijmen Vos, VP of Product at Brivo. “With Actuate, we’re adding a layer of intelligence for professional monitoring environments—where accuracy, speed, and trust in the alert really matter. Together, we’re helping monitoring centers cut through noise, focus on real incidents, and deliver better outcomes for their customers.”
Operator-Centric Monitoring Solutions
Actuate’s AI capabilities are now integrated into Brivo’s existing ecosystem of technology partners within the Brivo Security Suite. As a cloud-native platform, it offers businesses and resellers the flexibility to choose their preferred cameras and integrated technologies. This system provides a unified solution where all components communicate effectively, offering the ease of a single invoice, one support service, and a consolidated business relationship.
Brian Leary, CEO of Actuate, emphasized the importance of reliable alert systems, saying, “Remote video monitoring only works if operators can trust the alerts they receive. By integrating Actuate’s AI analytics with the Brivo Security Suite, we’re helping monitoring teams move from reactive surveillance to proactive monitoring by filtering out false alarms and surfacing the events that actually require action.”
