Ness Technologies to Launch New Generation of the Sixth Sense System at the Israel HLS 2012 Conference
The Sixth Sense detects suspicious behavior of humans and vehicles in real-time, in dense urban locations
TEL AVIV, Israel, November 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Ness Technologies, a global provider of information technology services and solutions, announced today that it will launch - at the Israel HLS 2012 conference - a new version of the company's The Sixth Sense technology, a pioneering video object-tracking system that detects suspicious behavior of humans and vehicles in real-time, in dense urban environments. The Israel HLS 2012 international conference on homeland security will be held November 11-14, 2012 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Sixth Sense is an automatic system that alerts the operator to abnormal patterns of motion. The target scene is surveyed by video cameras, so moving objects (humans and vehicles) are automatically detected and tracked. The system examines each trajectory in order to determine whether it is normal or not. Two types of alert are produced by the system. The first is based on user definitions, such as loitering, running, abrupt direction changes, gathering etc. The second is based on automatic routine learning: the behavioral statistics of the scene are continuously accumulated and analyzed, providing the definition for routine in the given place at the given time. Any behavior significantly different from the routine is flagged as abnormal.
The new generation of The Sixth Sense draws the operator's attention to unusual or abnormal behavior anywhere in the entire scene (for example, when a person or vehicle moves from one area to another) or in specific areas. Abnormal behavior can be defined as a combination of suspicious indicators specific to each area.
The Sixth Sense is suitable for protecting border checkpoints, sensitive facilities, central transportation stations, shopping malls, and any crowded public area or event. The Sixth Sense can be installed either as a standalone system or as part of a comprehensive security system.
"Terror and crime in urban areas are growing threats to public safety in many countries. The Sixth Sense enables police, homeland security and military forces to detect, investigate and neutralize a wide range of potential threats, both in routine and emergency times," said Michael Zinderman, President, Technologies & Systems Group (TSG), Ness Technologies. "The Sixth Sense's new generation is an important milestone in our portfolio of innovative systems serving military, homeland security, law enforcement and emergency agencies."
About Ness TSG
Ness Technologies and Systems Group (Ness TSG) is a global provider of C4ISTAR solutions. With over four decades of experience, Ness TSG specializes and has a proven track record in designing, developing, supplying and integrating advanced, comprehensive and highly innovative solutions and systems for the defense and homeland security sectors. Dedicated to delivering cutting-edge, best-of-class solutions, Ness TSG serves a diverse client base of governmental organizations worldwide. For more information about Ness TSG, visit http://www.ness.com/tsg.
About Ness Technologies
Ness Technologies is a global provider of IT and business services and solutions with specialized expertise in software product engineerin; and system integration, application development, consulting and software distribution. Ness delivers its portfolio of solutions and services using a global delivery model combining offshore, near-shore and local teams. With about 7,000 employees, Ness has operations in North America, Europe, Israel and India, has customers in over 20 countries, and partners with numerous software and hardware vendors worldwide. For more information about Ness, visit http://www.ness.com.
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