Iveda reveals latest update to boost smart city growth
Eve Goode
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Iveda has announced the launch of its enhanced AI video analytics platform, IvedaAI, that the company claims is now more powerful and efficient.
This update is said to tackle challenges in large-scale deployments with automated camera discovery, scene configuration and improved compute efficiency.
The company says that the result is faster, simpler and a more cost-effective implementation across enterprises, government agencies and smart cities worldwide.
The update
With IvedaAI’s latest update, the system instantly recognises each camera, maps it, identifies regions of interest and recommends the best use-cases and analytics for the scene.
This streamlined process cuts the ramp-up for thousand-camera networks from weeks to mere hours, helping cities and businesses adopt advanced video intelligence without the usual complexity or prohibitive expense, the company states.
Flexible Software License
Iveda is introducing a new Flexible Software License model—a camera that includes all software components.
The camera is designed for scalable deployments, Iveda offers two tiers:
- Signature – Which allows any two analytics functions
- Premier – Which includes full access to all available analytics
“One step closer”
David Ly, CEO, Iveda commented: “With the latest updates to IvedaAI, we’ve made AI deployment as simple as flipping a switch.
“IvedaAI’s automated scene analysis and camera configuration allows organisations and governments worldwide to scale a handful of cameras to massive networks in record time.
“At Iveda, we continue to advocate for large-scale surveillance projects that protect citizens and make urban life easier for all residents.
“We believe that every city should consider deploying smart city solutions and this technology is getting us one step closer to making that notion a reality.”
Iveda’s 2025 Platform
The company states that an early preview of Iveda’s 2025 platform roadmap was announced in November 2024.
Iveda has drawn on two decades of experience in cloud video surveillance and developed edge object detection models.
By pairing these capabilities with new proprietary Large Language Models (LLMs), Iveda is unlocking the features that it will debut throughout the year.
“Our platform will transform operations”
Richard Tsay, Director of Product Development, Iveda stated: “In my decade of product development at Iveda, 2025 is proving to be the most exciting year yet for IvedaAI.
“From automatic camera setup to our upcoming agentic AI assistant, we’re turning what used to be a complex, time-consuming process into something that feels like magic.”
Tsay added: “By year’s end, our platform will transform operations for cities, governments and enterprises around the world—bringing the power of AI to every camera feed –– automatically and instantaneously.”
