Active Intelligence is featuring the company’s flagship Autonomous Video Anomaly Detection solution, Astra, at ISC West 2023 in booth 30057.

With the unique ability to detect anomalous activity in virtually any video feed, Astra effectively redefines how security professionals can implement intelligent analytics for a virtually unlimited number of security, safety, compliance, and commercial/industrial applications across the enterprise.

In addition to demonstrating Astra’s unique anomaly detection proficiency, Active Intelligence is showcasing integrations with video management systems (VMS) from Milestone (XProtect), Qognify (Ocularis), and Genetec (Security Center).

“Sometimes you need to break the rules to stand out in an overcrowded market with me-too solutions. Astra does just that by empowering security professionals with a powerful, pre-emptive security and business intelligence solution that establishes new benchmarks in the anomaly detection space,” said Ken LaMarca, CEO, Active Intelligence. “By eliminating the need for pre-configured rules, Astra provides the unparalleled ability to identify when anything is amiss in a scene, whether it be an act of violence, an individual in distress, or a product falling off an assembly line.”

Officially launched a few months ago at ISC East in November 2022, Astra continues to capture global attention with its unique ability to detect both known and unknown threats by identifying statistical anomalies in video feeds. Active Intelligence continues to facilitate ease of deployment for Astra with modest hardware requirements and intuitive integrations with leading VMS solutions from Milestone, Qognify, and Genetec.

Visitors to Active Intelligence’s ISC West exhibit can also apply for a free 30-day trial of Astra, allowing prospective customers to conduct their own test and evaluation using their own video security system.