It is a tool capable of detecting when an alarm trigger corresponds to an anomalous or potentially dangerous situation, launching at that time the relevant warnings to the alarm center and avoiding false alarms or shots for normal and habitual situations.

Techvolucion security

The Spanish company Techvolucion, specialized in artificial intelligence and big data developments, has wanted to respond to the specific problems of alarm systems in the field of physical security: direct dependence on alarm stations, which implies a monthly cost, and dependency on system deactivations by presence.

As they point out from Techvolucion, "This development was initiated by the need to provide greater value to the industry related to alarm systems, dealing in an 'intelligent' way the different situations that generate jumps or alarm shots to discern, based on patterns of behavior, if the shot originates from an anomalous or dangerous situation, or, if on the contrary, this is a normal situation within the area controlled by the alarm".

Techvolucion securityTo do this, the company has developed a tool capable of detecting when an alarm trigger corresponds to an anomalous or potentially dangerous situation, launching at that time the relevant warnings to the alarm center and avoiding both false or normal and habitual situations. "The system is a breakthrough in the context of so-called smart alarms., due to the qualitative leap that supposes the partial elimination of the systems of direct verification of the client through the multicontextual inference derived from the information extracted from all the available supports (Cameras, Sensors, Etc)".

In addition, the entire system developed on the detection tools consists of an inference unit, consisting of artificial intelligence algorithms that process the information received to offer an intelligent response in real time. This integration is one of the first applications of artificial intelligence in the field of physical security at European level.

In essence, Techvolucion's algorithmic processing units receive all alerts of interactions with the system and processes them to make inferences with the data already collected. "The response to a certain alert is sent to the customer's system, so the two systems are completely interfunctional but disjoint", Explain.


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By • 10 Nov, 2017
• Section: Alarms, Systems control, Services