Behavioral Recognition Systems (BRS Labs), creator of AISight, the first artificial intelligence system for enhanced video surveillance that delivers real-time alerts for unexpected activity, announced an alliance with Alava Ingenieros Group. Alava will market AISight real-time threat recognition and response systems within Spain, Portugal, Gibraltar and Andorra. The formal signing ceremony for the agreement will take place at the United States embassy in Madrid on November 13.
BRS Labs is the provider for behavioral recognition technology that teaches itself to recognize suspicious activity in real-time without human intervention or complex programming. Alava is one of European contractors for safety and security solutions for government and financial services organizations. Customers include the Bank of Spain, the Madrid and Barcelona airports, the Madrid exhibition center, multiple transportation agencies, every police station in Catalonia and the Spanish prison system.
“We have almost 40 years helping enterprise organizations and public sector agencies protect transportation facilities and critical infrastructure from attack or misuse. BRS Labs' revolutionary approach brings artificial intelligence to video surveillance, which will help our customers recognize potential threats faster and more accurately than ever before,” said Isabel Tarodo, GM of Security Division at Alava. “Together, we can deliver truly scalable real-time threat recognition and response, which will be a huge benefit for our customers as they continue to improve the safety and security of their facilities.”
“Behavioral recognition is the only intelligent video surveillance solution that increases the value of security infrastructure like that delivered by Alava,” added John Frazzini, President of BRS Labs. “Together, we represent a new state-of-the art for situational awareness through physical security. Our customers will be able to see more and see it sooner. We're proud to be working with Alava, and look forward to our mutual success.”