Nota has partnered with Intel to launch a package product combining its video surveillance solution with Intel's GPU. The key focus is enabling the construction of vision language model (VLM) based video surveillance systems without separate hardware selection and optimization, aiming to lower adoption barriers in fields such as intelligent transportation systems (ITS), industrial safety, and selective surveillance.

 

On the 17th, Nota launched a package product combining Intel's graphics processing unit (GPU) 'Arc Pro B70' (hereinafter B70) with its video surveillance solution 'Nota Vision Agent (NVA)'.

 

 

This package achieves the performance of simultaneously processing 32 video channels with a single B70 GPU and analyzing a total of 540 frames per second.

 

NVA is a solution that combines computer vision (CV) and VLM to analyze objects, actions, and situational context in video in real-time and automatically generate reports on key contents.

 

 

Chae Myung-soo, CEO of Nota, said "The value of optimization technology lies in enabling AI to be practically utilized in various industrial sites," adding "we will continue to expand choices so customers can build AI infrastructure suitable for each site."

 

The two companies plan to continue △joint customer discovery △implementation consulting △on-site technical support following this launch.

Additionally, they plan to expand cooperation scope to industrial AI fields such as ITS, industrial safety, and selective surveillance by applying Nota's AI optimization technology to Intel's diverse hardware.