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Object Link allows users to track people and objects around a site.

The Digifort VMS platform has Object Link, a feature allowing users to track people and objects from camera to camera, around a site.

Digifort supports edge recording and ‘self-healing’ for cameras and NVRs.

Digifort's VMS and multi-analytics platform supports edge recording and ‘self-healing’ for system cameras and NVRs.

"The economics of VMS solutions" is covered by Security Journal UK.

Digifort UK's article explaining the economic case for Video Management Software over NVR solutions, is covered in this month's SJUK.

Our article, "The economics of VMS solutions" is featured in PSM

Professional Security Magazine have featured our article which makes the economic case for VMS over NVR solutions.

Digifort's version 7.4 release is featured in Security Journal UK.

Digifort UK MD, Nick Bowden, highlights key features of the version 7.4 release of its open-platform VMS, in a detailed article in the March edition of Security Journal UK.

Digifort includes advanced Metadata searching in its analytics platform.

Version 7.4 of Digifort’s VMS now includes metadata searching and processing in its Deep Learning (DL) AI video analytics engine.

Digifort’s updated VMS platform offers enhanced LPR capabilities and three plate capture engines.

Version 7.4 of Digifort’s VMS and analytics platform has a hugely increased LPR (License Plate Recognition) feature set.

Do Digifort do CCTV control room solutions and ARCs?

Yes, some of the largest in the world!

Supporting Redvision and Cortech's 'Resilient CCTV Technology Day'.

Digifort delivered outstanding support to Redvision and Cortech at the recent Technology Day, covering resilience in CCTV system design.

Brace yourself - stopped vehicle detection in action!

Digifort Stopped Vehicle Detection of a car on a highway.

Analytics for warehouse conveyor management

Using Digifort analytics for detecting stopped and fallen packages in a warehouse.

Neural analytics recognising objects and their colour.

This video demonstrates how neural analytics can be used to recognise objects, in this case tomatoes, and their colour.