Hanwha Vision’s P series camera analytics is the winner of the ‘Analytics and Software Innovation’ category in security publisher Benchmark’s Innovation Awards.

Hanwha Vision, the global vision solution provider, has further solidified its position as a company committed to excellence, ethics, and sustainability, having obtained ISO 37301 certification.

The internationally recognised ISO 37301 certification provides the standard for compliance management systems (CMS). Meeting the global standard’s stringent requirements ensures organisations develop, implement and improve an effective and responsive compliance management system. 

Certification to ISO 37301 is particularly important for organisations that must identify, assess and manage risks related to environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. The certification, therefore, highlights Hanwha Vision’s commitment to operating with the highest standards of legal and ethical conduct.

 Commenting on the certification, Soonhong Ahn, President and CEO of Hanwha Vision, noted: “With a global presence in key markets, Hanwha Vision remains dedicated to upholding international standards and leading in social responsibility.  ISO 37301 certification is a proud moment, reflecting our continued dedication to ethical excellence and sustainable growth.”

Hanwha Vision, the global vision solution provider, and Immix, the leader in video and event-based monitoring software, have enhanced their longstanding partnership with a deeper integration that supports industry-leading AI analytics in video surveillance for Alarm Receiving Centres (ARCs). The partnership supports a combined vision for security that ensures customers have the latest technologies to meet their evolving needs.

Hanwha Vision, the global vision solution provider, has launched the TNO-C8083E –  its first explosion-proof camera with artificial intelligence. The compact 5MP explosion-proof AI model features AI object detection and classification alongside intelligent video analytics. It has a wide range of explosion-proof certifications, including IECEx, ATEX, KCs and JPEx, making the camera ideal for environments at a higher risk of an explosive atmosphere due to gas or dust – such as oil refineries, gas storage, and grain mills. 

Security installers have chosen Hanwha Vision’s SolidEDGE AI camera, an edge-based VMS recording solution, as the ‘Technological Innovation of the Year’ in publisher Professional Security Installer’s (PSi) 2024 Premier Awards.

The annual prestigious awards programme recognises the very best products and suppliers in the industry. Installers are invited to consider product features, benefits, ease of installation, and service when voting. 

Hanwha Vision, the global vision solution provider, is now offering dual-light capabilities, with White LED lights and infrared in its intelligent Q Series AI cameras, to deliver enhanced and cost-effective low-light performance – ideal for keeping a wide range of outside areas safe.

The dual-light QNE-C9013RL and QNE-C8013RL cameras remove the need for external illumination sources. This reduces the costs of additional lighting, whilst avoiding light pollution from constant lighting as the cameras only use the white light when needed. The range is further complemented with a flateye design for easy installation.

Combining this dual-light capability with artificial Intelligence analytics means that these cameras provide highly accurate object – vehicle and people – detection at up to 4K resolution, even in low-light scenarios.

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