Arcules, a provider of secure, scalable multi-site video management solutions-as-a-service announced that it's newly released Forensic Video Search will be a standard feature in its cloud-video service at no additional charge.

Forensic Video Search

Forensic Video Search, originally announced in late 2022, is designed to seamlessly manage and analyze vast amounts of information generated from video and IoT devices. Users are empowered to quickly identify the video data and events that impact their business the most.

The forensic search identifies vehicles and people and delivers advanced search capabilities based on color, area of interest, and desired level of resemblance. Video data from any camera connected to an Arcules cloud gateway can be analyzed with forensic search, saving hours versus manual thumbnail searching.

Business optimization

Forensic search is a core tool that helps users gather the information required to understand potential risks"

Businesses recognize that they need to make fundamental changes to their video surveillance infrastructures to stay competitive, ensure safety, and optimize business but often lack the data to make it happen,” said Andreas Pettersson, CEO of Arcules.

Forensic search is a core tool that helps users gather the information required to understand potential risks, identify inefficiencies, and realize greater ROI from their video investments.”

Cloud video service

As more organizations embark on furthering their digital transformation efforts, cloud video and supporting features like forensic search help transform business operations with rich video data.

The Arcules cloud video service is designed to modernize video surveillance deployments and management while extending flexibility through its support for over 6,000 IP devices.

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