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Together with over 50 AI city partners
Ensure accuracy and scalability through immediate video monitoring
NVIDIA unveiled the NVIDIA® Metropolis™ intelligent video analytics platform at the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC), which is being held at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, starting on the 8th (local time).
Metropolis, unveiled this time, is a platform that supports the creation of a safer and smarter urban environment by applying deep learning to video streams of applications related to public safety, traffic management, and resource optimization. Currently, more than 50 NVIDIA AI City partners are providing various products and applications utilizing GPU-based deep learning, and most of these related products and applications are being showcased at NVIDIA GTC 2017.
Deepu Talla, General Manager and Vice President of NVIDIA Tegra, stated, “Deep learning enhances safety and improves lives by enabling powerful intelligent video analytics that transform anonymized video into valuable real-time insights,” adding, “Through the NVIDIA Metropolis platform, customers can apply AI to every video stream to create smarter urban environments.”

Real-time video analysis techniques attempted in the early stages were found to be highly unreliable compared to visual analysis. Intelligent video analysis addresses this problem by ensuring accuracy and scalability in immediate video monitoring through deep learning-based cameras, field-installed video recording devices, servers, and the cloud.
High-performance deep learning inference is performed at the end via the NVIDIA Jetson™ embedded computing platform and passes through servers and data centers equipped with NVIDIA Tesla® GPU accelerators. Rich data visualization is performed based on NVIDIA Quadro® professional graphics. Next, the entire edge-to-cloud platform is supported by various NVIDIA software development kits, such as JetPack, DeepStream, and TensorRT.
More than 50 NVIDIA AI City partners are leveraging NVIDIA GPU-based deep learning to help customers gain insights and take real-time action. Among these, industry leaders include Hikvision, Avigilon, Dahua, Milestone, and Hanwha Techwin.
Bjørn Skou Eilertsen, Chief Technology Officer at Milestone Systems, said, “City management customers utilizing Milestone’s upcoming video processing server powered by NVIDIA Metropolis will be able to take a leading position in the adoption of deep learning for video-based IoT devices,” adding, “By leveraging the value of this metadata, they can gain intelligent insights and take smart actions.”
Ensure accuracy and scalability through immediate video monitoring
NVIDIA unveiled the NVIDIA® Metropolis™ intelligent video analytics platform at the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC), which is being held at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, starting on the 8th (local time).
Metropolis, unveiled this time, is a platform that supports the creation of a safer and smarter urban environment by applying deep learning to video streams of applications related to public safety, traffic management, and resource optimization. Currently, more than 50 NVIDIA AI City partners are providing various products and applications utilizing GPU-based deep learning, and most of these related products and applications are being showcased at NVIDIA GTC 2017.
Deepu Talla, General Manager and Vice President of NVIDIA Tegra, stated, “Deep learning enhances safety and improves lives by enabling powerful intelligent video analytics that transform anonymized video into valuable real-time insights,” adding, “Through the NVIDIA Metropolis platform, customers can apply AI to every video stream to create smarter urban environments.”
Real-time video analysis techniques attempted in the early stages were found to be highly unreliable compared to visual analysis. Intelligent video analysis addresses this problem by ensuring accuracy and scalability in immediate video monitoring through deep learning-based cameras, field-installed video recording devices, servers, and the cloud.
High-performance deep learning inference is performed at the end via the NVIDIA Jetson™ embedded computing platform and passes through servers and data centers equipped with NVIDIA Tesla® GPU accelerators. Rich data visualization is performed based on NVIDIA Quadro® professional graphics. Next, the entire edge-to-cloud platform is supported by various NVIDIA software development kits, such as JetPack, DeepStream, and TensorRT.
More than 50 NVIDIA AI City partners are leveraging NVIDIA GPU-based deep learning to help customers gain insights and take real-time action. Among these, industry leaders include Hikvision, Avigilon, Dahua, Milestone, and Hanwha Techwin.
Bjørn Skou Eilertsen, Chief Technology Officer at Milestone Systems, said, “City management customers utilizing Milestone’s upcoming video processing server powered by NVIDIA Metropolis will be able to take a leading position in the adoption of deep learning for video-based IoT devices,” adding, “By leveraging the value of this metadata, they can gain intelligent insights and take smart actions.”
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