Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • Liberty Air transforms ONVIF-compatible cameras into cloud-based, intelligent security devices.
  • AI-powered analytics offer people counting, LPR, PPE detection, and smoke detection.
  • Unlock new insights and extend system life without costly infrastructure upgrades.

Liberty is set to introduce Liberty Air, a cloud-based security analytics platform that aims to revolutionize video infrastructure by providing searchable, actionable intelligence.

This unveiling will occur at the ISC West 2026 event, scheduled from March 23 to March 27 in Las Vegas. The platform, compatible with any ONVIF-compatible IP camera, offers an innovative intelligence layer that enhances current deployments without necessitating significant upgrades.

Enhancing Infrastructure with ONVIF-Compatible Cameras

Liberty Air is designed to integrate with ONVIF-compatible cameras, providing a scalable platform for integrators. According to Warren Clark, vice president and general manager of Liberty, “Security intelligence doesn’t start in the cloud — it starts with the infrastructure. Liberty Air turns ONVIF-compatible cameras into intelligent devices, giving integrators a scalable platform to build once, connect anything and unlock intelligence across their installed base.”

This platform introduces an enterprise-level intelligence layer into existing security setups

This platform introduces an enterprise-level intelligence layer into existing security setups, enabling modern enhancements without replacing core components like cameras, cabling, or infrastructure. Key features of Liberty Air include AI-powered analytics — encompassing people counting, heat mapping, license plate recognition (LPR), PPE detection, and fire/smoke analytics — along with flexible storage options and a pure cloud VMS environment that supports centralized management.

Liberty Air's Showcase at ISC West

During ISC West, Liberty will highlight its approach of transforming infrastructure into intelligence. Live demonstrations will illustrate how various elements — including structured cabling, power solutions, enclosures, commercial-grade locking, professional AV setups, cameras, recorders, and cloud analytics — seamlessly work together to enhance security environments.

Attendees will witness firsthand how Liberty's standards-based infrastructure, in combination with Liberty Air cloud analytics, contributes to improved visibility, faster insights, and smarter responses without increasing complexity. Featured demonstrations will showcase the transformation of ONVIF camera video into searchable, cloud-based intelligence, the capabilities of commercial-grade locking systems, and the importance of robust power and enclosure solutions for ensuring equipment remains operational around the clock.

For a comprehensive experience on how infrastructure can be transformed into intelligence, visit Liberty at Booth #23099 at ISC West 2026 in Las Vegas.

In case you missed it

How Is The Role Of Biometrics Changing In Physical Access Control?
How Is The Role Of Biometrics Changing In Physical Access Control?

Biometrics today provide better security and frictionless user experiences. Biometric identifiers like fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris scans are unique and difficult to...

Dormakaba Acquires Alliants: Hospitality Access Solutions
Dormakaba Acquires Alliants: Hospitality Access Solutions

dormakaba has signed a binding agreement to acquire Alliants Limited, the guest experience technology partner behind more than 100,000 hotel rooms for the world’s leading hos...

Allied Universal® Honored As Admired Workplace By Newsweek
Allied Universal® Honored As Admired Workplace By Newsweek

Allied Universal®, the world's pioneer security and facility services provider, has been named one of America's Most Admired Workplaces by Newsweek for the third consecutive ye...