Innoviz and Cogniteam Partner for Advanced Security Solutions
Innoviz Technologies and Cogniteam have announced a partnership to deliver advanced safety and security solutions by integrating InnovizSMART Long-Range LiDAR with Cogniteam's AI-driven analytics. This collaboration, announced in a press release, aims to provide a turnkey solution for real-time monitoring and enhanced threat detection.
The InnovizSMART LiDAR is designed for accurate object detection in challenging outdoor conditions, with capabilities extending up to 400 meters. When combined with Cogniteam's analytics platform, the solution enables real-time notifications to mobile devices, improving response times and decision-making processes. This integrated system is ready for immediate deployment in various safety and security applications.
Elad Hofstetter, Chief Business Officer at Innoviz, highlighted the partnership's potential to enhance real-time monitoring and threat identification. Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah, CEO of Cogniteam, emphasized the ease of deploying and monitoring no-entry zones with the combined solution, ensuring safety and security across different environments.
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