Thanks to Asmag for highlighting the problem with CCTV analysis for the public sector and for explaining Kinesense’s role in providing a complete video investigation, from capture to court.
https://www.asmag.com/showpost/23511.aspx
See our recent published article in Policing Insight. If you are interested in learning more about how to make video investigations more effective and efficient in a greater digital asset context, ask us about booking into our of our CCTV workshops.
Smarter Video Investigations
Five key considerations
Video evidence is a key area where police agencies can make […]
For those of you following Kinesense stories, you will be aware that Kinesense has been part of a consortium developing a petty crime detection surveillance solution. This project known as P-REACT is partly funded by a grant from the European Commission and is focused on using video and audio analytics to detect petty crime behaviours […]
The dRedBox consortium, which includes two Irish based companies Kinesense and IBM Research – Ireland, has won €6.4 million in EU funding under the Horizon 2020 program. The three year project will develop a new type of cloud computing server which will lead to faster processing, better resource allocation and overall lower costs.
The new dRedBox […]
Kinesense is supporting the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) in using video search technology for monitoring the Zoo’s meerkat and otter enclosures.
ZSL and Google are running a trial to stream live footage from popular animal enclosures at ZSL London Zoo to YouTube using ‘TV Whitespace’ – unused channels in the broadcast spectrum. The trial […]
Police Oracle magazine covered the partnership between Kinesense and Northgate Public Services.
Kinesense and Northgate will integrate Kinesense’s system within Northgate’s Police Services Framework – GEM3 which includes an evolution of its well established Socrates forensic case management product to include digital asset management capability.
“The system can help police to get more actionable intelligence out of […]
Police Professional Magazine notes:
• the challenges with CCTV during volume crime investigations
• the importance of a CCTV investigation platform for actionable intelligence
• Kinesense’s role in changing CCTV investigation practices
Northgate teams with Kinesense to improve police video analysis – Police Professional (PDF)
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Kinesense’s CTO Mark Sugrue was asked to contribute to eForensics magazine in order to help map out the minefield that surrounds CCTV file formats. To gain an in depth understanding of the key issues and access some useful tools download the article
Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton congratulated Kinesense CEO Sarah Doyle at the Enterprise Ireland HPSU showcase in Dublin.
“Today’s event demonstrates what Government and the private sector can do when they work together.”, the Minister said.
(l-r):Hugh Cooney, Chairman, Enterprise Ireland, Sarah Doyle, Managing Director, Kinesense Ltd, and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton […]
Established in 2009, Kinesense specialises in video retrieval, search and analysis software for the law enforcement and security markets.
The company’s software simplifies CCTV analysis, reducing the time it takes to search through and analyse video footage.
Kinesense profiled in the Sunday Business Post
