Synology adds deep learning techniques and DVA technology to its video surveillance systems

Manufacturer has introduced DS1419dva, the first hardware product with DVA, and has incorporated advanced video analytics features into Surveillance Station, among other developments in their business areas.

The annual event Synology 2019, held yesterday in Madrid, has served to present the result "of a significant investment in innovation to offer more stability and security to our latest developments in storage, backup solutions, network connectivity and video surveillance", as Marcos de Santiago has pointed out, head of product management France & SE de Synology.

New products and applications include the DiskStation Manager version 7.0 (Dsm 7.0), more stable and intuitive; the Dual Unified Controller- activate UC300, una solución de copia de seguridad ‘todo en uno’ que proporciona un servicio ininterrumpido a las empresas; Active Backup Suite, licensed free of charge and aimed at the enterprise backup market, and the first Mesh MR2200ac router, equipped with Synology Router Manager 1.2 (Srm 1.2).

Synology's new video surveillance is the integration of the advanced video analysis feature – Deep Video Analysis (Dva), in their well-known Surveillance Station packages, as well as the DS1419dva system, the first hardware product equipped with DVA and deep learning techniques.

Specifically,, DS1419dva, equipped with Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 You, offers greater accuracy in tracking and recognizing people, vehicles and objects in real time thanks to VADVA technology, centralizing IT resources and investment costs.

Synology DS1419dva's six DVA image recognition rules include "object detection, motion detection, inactivity zone, people count, foreign objects and lost objects, "that make it ideal for applications in the retail industry, and provides a wide range of home security", has stressed Alvaro Gonzalez, Synology product manager in Spain.

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