Kinesense is delighted to be shortlisted for the Analytics Institute AI Awards 2022 in the category of Implementation of AI. This recognises our work in the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Funded VISP Project in colaboration with Overcast and Trinity College Dublin.
In this project Kinesense has been working closely with out police and security customers […]
On December 9, GitHub disclosed a vulnerability with the highest-severity rating for the Apache Log4j 2, versions 2.0 to 2.14.1. Log4j is an open-source, Java-based logging utility widely used by enterprise applications and cloud services.
We can confirm that Kinesense products DO NOT use Log4J and so our software is not impacted by this issue in […]
Kinesense is hard at work on the DTIF funded VISP research project along with our partners Overcast and Trinity College Dublin.
This work was recently shortlisted for the AI Awards Ireland 2021 in the category of ‘Best Application in Sector’.
Watch our submission video here:
Web Developer
Application Closing Date Monday 29th November 2021
Kinesense is recruiting a front-end web developer with knowledge and experience in both designing and developing web-based front-end UIs. The successful candidate will work on the Video Intelligence Search Platform project, which is in collaboration with Trinity College Dublin and Overcast and is funded by DTIF.
Video Intelligence Search […]
Deep Learning Developer
Application Closing Date Monday 19th October 2020
Kinesense is recruiting a software developer with knowledge of image classification using Deep Learning technologies. The successful candidate will work on the Video Intelligence Search Platform project, which is in collaboration with Trinity College Dublin and Overcast, and is funded by DTIF.
Video Intelligent Search Platform (VISP), a […]
eForensics Magazine Dec 2019 Issue has published an article by Kinesense’s Law Enforcement Advisor, Martin O’Farrell on how to better manage your digital video evidence.
A key focus for any modern police force today is how digital evidence is managed. The process of managing digital evidence from collection to sharing is one that is often […]
Kinesense is delighted to announce that our new research and development consortium, Video Intelligence Search Platform, has been awarded €1.5m under the Irish government’s Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund 2019. Consortium partners included Overcast and Trinity College Dublin. The partners are jointly developing a cloud-native platform that uses Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to quickly categorise […]
In last week’s ‘sneak peak’ at the new features in Kinesense version 3.2, we covered the new options for Multiple Video Exports, Undo Annotations and the FFMpeg update. This week we’ll be looking at the new algorithm options for processing video and how to view them.
Deep Learning
Deep learning is a very useful new tool in […]
Is ‘Cloud’ the future?
The vast majority of video evidence is collected by investigators manually, physically moved back to the police station on USB sticks and DVDs and reviewed and processed (using Kinesense LE or manually) on a PC. In an ideal world, police would store and process CCTV video evidence on centralize cloud servers. The […]
Kinesense LE version 3.1 is available now and includes a large number of new features, covering 11 key areas of the platform. Log into the Partner Portal or Customer Portal for full details.
Some highlights:
Audio Annotation
Vehicle Collision Toolkit
New Algorithm SDK for 3rd Party Integration
New support for NEC, Vemotion, Genetec, Milestone and Ovation Flashback 4G
If you would […]
