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Hikvision Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hikvision Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hangzhou – September 11, 2026 -- More than a year after Hikvision launched its large-scale Guanlan AI models, the company reports measurable operational gains across perimeter security, storage efficiency and video search, driven by deep learning integration at the camera and software level.

DeepinViewX cameras cut perimeter false alarms by 90%

Legacy perimeter systems are frequently triggered by animals, weather and moving vegetation, burying genuine threats under manual review workloads. Hikvision's DeepinViewX cameras, running the Guanlan model, reduce false alarms by 90%, detect targets at double the range of conventional cameras, and cut repeated alarms for the same target by half. The system applies across optical cameras for short-range perimeters and thermal, radar and fiber-optic sensors for long-distance monitoring.

Hikvision's Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hikvision's Guanlan AI Cuts False Alarms 90%, Storage Costs 50%

Hangzhou – September 10, 2026 -- Hikvision's Guanlan large-scale AI models have cut false perimeter alarms by 90% while doubling detection range compared with traditional cameras, more than a year after the platform's launch.

DeepinViewX cameras halve repeated alarms on the same target

The edge-deployed DeepinViewX cameras run the Guanlan model directly, reducing false triggers from animals, weather and vegetation that plague legacy perimeter systems. Detection range doubles versus conventional cameras, and repeated alarms on a single target drop by half. The system pairs optical sensors for short perimeters with thermal, radar and fiber-optic sensing for longer distances.