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Irisity AB (publ) in partnership with Spyke Security delivers video analytics technology to customers in the Netherlands, with an estimated order value of EUR 0.5 million. Spyke Security is an expert in remote camera surveillance, access control, and building management from the Netherlands.

Irisity AB (publ) has entered into partnerships with Altas IT in the Baltic states and Gold IP in the Netherlands. Through the partnership, both Altas and Gold IP will market and sell IRIS licenses to new and existing customers in their respective markets. The estimated volume …

Irisity recently announced a deal to acquire Agent Vi. Both are well-known analytics companies. In this note, the CEOs from both companies speak to asmag.com on why they signed the deal and how the companies could benefit from it. In early September, another deal took place in …

Irisity AB (publ) has today entered into an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in Agent Vi, a leading provider of AI-powered video analytics. The merger creates a global leader in advanced video analytics for security and surveillance with unrivalled …

Listen to Anders Strömberg from the public transportation administration, when he explains about the work Stockholm Metro is conducting with IRIS™ Rail, in this interview with Swedish public radio P4’s reporter Felicia Danielsson. Anders explains that he goal is to …

Irisity’s partnership with Intel® AI Builders optimizes the IRIS software and increases performance. Intel AI Builders is a partner program for tech-enablement, co-marketing, matchmaking, and investment. It is an enterprise ecosystem of industry-leading independent software vendors, …

Skellefteå municipality could not get a permit to set up a security camera at the construction of Sara culture house. Therefore, they are now installing an intelligent camera that pixels over the people seen in the picture. Published 15 June 2021 by SVT. Article by SVT Västerbotten, Patrik Samuelsson.

Every year people and objects on the tracks cause serious accidents, driver trauma and unnecessary stops for metro and rail traffic around the globe. In 2019 alone, there were 1 516 significant railway accidents in the EU, with a total of 802 fatalities and 612...

With AI technology, the Swedish tech company Irisity is developing smart cameras that can alert independently when dangers are identified. “It’s smart to let machines do what they’re good at,” says Marcus Bäcklund at Irisity. Article by Aktuell Säkerhet, Linda Kante.

During the last nine years, Gothenburg city has successfully restructured the safety and surveillance work at its many elementary schools by implementing intelligent video surveillance solutions. A successful project together with Irisity that has saved the city...

Surveillance cameras that can identify hazards while they are occurring and send alarms to the alarm center. Through algorithm-based technology and artificial intelligence, the Swedish tech company Irisity creates smart cameras that can “think”. Article by Läget, Alva Nyström.

Advanced deep learning capabilities fully autonomously on MOBOTIX cameras Irisity is developing an embedded version of IRIS to be integrated into the latest generation of MOBOTIX cameras resulting in a unique deep learning capable AI camera. Through the partnership,...