HANGZHOU, China, Sept. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- It's over a year since Hikvision launched the . In a very real sense, today's video systems 'understand' what they are looking at. They also know what has already been recorded and, thanks to the natural language innovations, what the user wants. These are the things that let a product fit the scenario it is deployed in – delivering operations that run more safely, at lower cost, and with less manual work.
The perimeter is where a wrong detection costs most. Legacy systems are easily triggered by animals, weather, and moving vegetation, burying real threats under manual assessment work.
Guanlan addresses this problem at the edge. run the model, cutting false alarms by 90% while detecting at twice the range of traditional cameras, with half as many repeated alarms on the same target. Whether using optical cameras for short perimeters, or thermal, radar, and fiber-optic sensing for vast distances, the AI helps reduce the noise.
Beyond the perimeter, Guanlan moves past standard object detection to flag high-risk issues in specialized environments. Built for recognized operational risks, these applications typically reduce false alarms by 70% to 90%.
Conventional encoding treats every part of the frame as equally worth keeping. To deliver breakthrough video storage optimization, brings the large vision model into the encoding pipeline. It uses precision Region of Interest (ROI) segmentation to preserve detail on dynamic subjects – people, vehicles, and other key objects – while applying heavier compression to static backgrounds. Storage savings average between 30% and 50%.
Finding a specific moment in recorded video has often been slow. An operator knows roughly what they are after and has no way to pinpoint it except by scrubbing a timeline.
removes that step. Built on a large multimodal model for natural language video search, it aligns image features with the meaning of a written phrase, so a description becomes a query. Results come back in seconds.
Hikvision's new , arriving on the HikCentral Professional platform and Hik-Connect app, changes the interaction entirely. It sits between the system and the user, turning complex configurations into simple conversational commands.
HIKO acts as an that carries out administrative instructions instantly – like setting up visitor access against a plate number or pulling an attendance report just by asking for it. It functions as an , replacing rule configurations with a natural language command (e.g., "Alert me when the passageway is blocked"), tagging each alarm with a written summary, and composing contextual audio warnings from the scene. Finally, as an engine, it reconstructs a person's complete movement path – across video, door records, and ANPR reads – simply because the operator asked, "Where did the man in the blue shirt go?"
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