Bosch is selling its Building Technologies division’s product business for security and communications technology to the European investment firm Triton. The division is set to focus on systems integration business in the future.

With enhanced AI algorithms for greater reliability and accuracy in distinguishing real fire situations, the Aviotec 8000i IR camera achieves, on average, three times faster detection times than current aspirating smoke detectors.

Bosch Building Technologies, which includes the security division, aims to “consolidate its capabilities to achieve a globally leading position in the systems integration market”, a move that will include selling most of its product business.

Mobile Access from Bosch offers building owners, employees, and visitors numerous benefits in terms of efficiency, security, and convenience, making it more secure with certificate-based communication and an option for two-factor authentication.

Smart Security approached a number of surveillance vendors to find out what the latest in surveillance technology is that can make a difference to security operations in mines, as well as general operations.

The future for Bosch Building Solutions is focused on predictive solutions based on sustainability and trust in an AIoT world of cloud services.

Bosch introduces MIC IP fusion 9000i 9 mm camera to provide operators with 360-degree perimeter view in 30 seconds , in order to to maximise situational awareness.

The Artificial Intelligence of Things has the potential to change everything, but only if openness and the ability to easily integrate diverse technologies becomes the standard.

Hi-Tech Security Solutions asked six industry experts to join us around a table to discuss the state of the surveillance industry and where it is going.