PureTech Systems has announced its integration with Intel's OpenVINO to deliver its’ AI-boosted video analytics on edge devices with lower cost, lower power consumption, and smaller size.

OpenVINO is a powerful toolkit developed by Intel, which allows developers to deploy their computer vision applications on a variety of hardware platforms, including edge devices. By integrating with Intel, PureTech Systems' AI-boosted video analytics can now run on edge devices without the need for a discreet GPU card, which is expensive and power-hungry.

New integration

New integration emphasizes the company's commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology

"Through our partnership with Intel, we are able to make our technology more accessible and affordable for a wider range of customers," said Larry Bowe, President of PureTech Systems.

He adds, "This is a significant step forward in our mission to deliver the best possible solutions for our customers." 

AI-boosted video analytics capabilities

This new integration emphasizes the company's commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology. By leveraging its’ AI-boosted video analytics capabilities, PureTech Systems is well-positioned to drive technological innovation for critical infrastructure protection and to create long-term value for its customers.
 
To learn more about this technology, PureTech Systems will be at the ISC West 2023 conference this week in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Come by booth 3055.

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