IDIS Americas Releases AI-Powered, License-Free VMS -- Security Today

IDIS Americas Releases AI-Powered, License-Free VMS

Oct 01, 2024

IDIS Americas, a new IDIS business unit formed from the recent merger of IDIS America and Costar Technologies, is shaking up the video management system (VMS) landscape with a groundbreaking approach that prioritizes affordability and flexibility. The innovative IDIS Solution Suite (ISS) VMS combines AI-driven intelligence, intuitive management and control capabilities, and exceptional value with no annual licensing fees.

“For too long, traditional VMS solutions have been prohibitively expensive and complex,” said Scott Switzer, President and CEO at IDIS Americas. “Our IDIS Solution Suite delivers benchmark AI-driven performance with lower total cost of ownership (TCO), dismantling barriers and unlocking the full potential of fully integrated video security management and control for a broad range of users.”

ISS unlocks powerful analytics, seamless integration, and centralized management for exceptional value and flexibility, for powerful performance with lower TCO. Key features include:

Leading-Edge AI Intelligence: Detect anomalies, track objects, and recognize faces with high accuracy, enhancing security and operational efficiency.

Seamless Integration and Operation: Effortless integration with a wide range of security devices and systems creates a unified security ecosystem, improving response times and resource allocation.

Scalability: The ability to expand the system without compromising performance or budget for long-term value and adaptability, from just a few to up to 65,000 cameras.

Cost-Effective Pricing: Innovative pricing model makes advanced VMS capabilities accessible to a variety of organizations by eliminating recurring fees, ensuring low TCO.

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