Nota (CEO Myung-soo Chae), a company specializing in AI lightweight and optimization technology, has been officially recognized for its generative AI video control technology.

Nota announced on the 6th that it has officially proven the reliability and completeness of its AI video analysis technology by passing the intelligent CCTV performance test and certification hosted by the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) with an average score of 95 points in four categories: loitering, intrusion, falling, and abandonment.

KISA's Intelligent CCTV Performance Testing and Certification is the nation's most credible system, comprehensively evaluating object detection accuracy, behavior recognition performance, and environmental adaptability.

Through this certification, Nota has confirmed that its video analysis technology can operate reliably in various real-world environments, including industrial, public, and transportation environments.

Nota's 'NVA (Nota Vision Agent),' which received this certification, is a video surveillance solution that precisely detects and responds to risks by understanding the relationships between objects in the video and the context of the situation based on the Vision Language Model (VLM).

Nota's proprietary AI model lightweighting and optimization technology enables real-time, precise analysis even in sites with large-scale infrastructure or network constraints.

Nota was in Kolon Industries last August With the successful introduction of NVA at Gimcheon Plant 2, we achieved the commercialization of Korea's first VLM-based video surveillance solution. Since then, its application has expanded to diverse industries, including manufacturing, construction, distribution, childcare, and transportation.

Nota, in collaboration with Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), will introduce an "agent-based traffic management system" that automatically recognizes and reports traffic accidents and suggests situational responses. The company is also pursuing global market diversification by expanding demand in Southeast Asia, focusing on the transportation, manufacturing, and safety sectors.

Nota CEO Chae Myeong-su said, “This KISA certification proves that Nota’s AI video control technology has an official level of reliability and completeness,” and added, “We will continue to present standards for video AI technology in various fields such as industry, transportation, and public safety, and contribute to building a social safety net through actual accident prevention and human protection.”

He added, “As the era of ‘physical AI’, where AI recognizes and responds to situations in real space, is rapidly approaching, Nota will lead innovation and create new value amidst industrial changes, focusing on generative AI video control technology.”