AxxonSoft is excited to announce the release of an enhanced update to the video analytics package. This latest version introduces support for Nvidia's new Ada Lovelace microarchitecture graphics cards, significantly boosting the capabilities of the detection tools, including Neurotracker, Neurocounter, Pose Detection, PPE Detection, Fire Detection, and Smoke Detection.

These advancements are designed to elevate the efficiency and performance of video analytics.

Suite of new features

In addition to these improvements, the update brings a suite of new features aimed at enhancing both functionality and user experience. Among the newly introduced tools are the Stopped Object Detector, Glow Detector, and VL Object Tracker, which provide greater flexibility for various implementation scenarios and task solutions.

Furthermore, this update includes optimizations for Nvidia graphics card utilization, ensuring the enhanced performance of all detection tools. For comprehensive details on the release, please refer to the Release Notes DetectorPack 3.12.1 Release Notes - Axxon DetectorPack - Axxonsoft Documentation.

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