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.
Scenario-specific analytics reduce false alarms by up to 90% in high-risk settings
Beyond generic object detection, Guanlan flags risk-specific incidents in defined operational environments, cutting false alarms by 70% to 90% depending on use case. Applications include personal protective equipment detection on construction sites, fall detection in care homes, and smoker detection at gas stations. Operational-hazard use cases cover forklift detection in logistics parks and dual-channel thermal imaging for early fire and smoke detection in mines. Specialized deployments include animal detection on large farms and prohibited-item detection at transport hubs using large X-ray and millimeter-wave models.
Guanlan Encoding delivers 30% to 50% storage savings via ROI compression
Conventional video encoding treats every frame region as equally storage-worthy. Guanlan Encoding integrates a large vision model into the encoding pipeline, applying precise region-of-interest segmentation to preserve detail on moving objects -- people, vehicles and other key targets -- while compressing static backgrounds more aggressively. Average storage savings range between 30% and 50%.
AcuSeek returns natural-language video search results within seconds
Locating a specific moment in recorded footage has traditionally required scrolling through timelines with only an approximate sense of the target. AcuSeek, built on a large multimodal model, matches visual features to the meaning of written text, converting a plain-language description directly into a search query and returning results within seconds.
HIKO AI agent automates configuration across HikCentral and Hik-Connect
Hikvision's new HIKO AI agent, available on the HikCentral Professional platform and the Hik-Connect app, converts complex system configurations into voice commands. As an administrative assistant, it executes instructions such as setting up visitor access from a license plate or retrieving attendance reports on request. As an AI guard, it replaces rule configuration with natural-language commands -- for example, flagging a blocked passage -- and attaches written summaries and contextual audio alerts to every triggered alarm. As a search engine, it reconstructs a person's full movement path across video footage, door logs and ANPR captures from a single query, such as tracing the route of a person wearing a blue shirt.