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HIKVISION surveillance technology developments

Overview

HIKVISION has introduced new technological advancements in the surveillance sector, focusing on AI-driven hardware and storage efficiency.

In early September 2026, the company launched the 2XX3G3 series of network surveillance cameras. This series incorporates AcuSense 3.0 algorithms to reduce false alarms by 90%, DarkFighter technology for low-light imaging, and NEMA 4X-compliant corrosion resistance for harsh environments. Some models include deterrent features such as strobe lights and smart speakers.

Following this, the company announced the PowerX 2.0 series of digital video recorders (DVRs). This series utilizes Guanlan AI Encoding technology, which is designed to reduce hard disk drive capacity requirements by 30% to 50% by differentiating between critical targets and static backgrounds. Built on the H.265 standard, the technology aims to mitigate rising video storage costs while providing features like ‘AcuSearch’ for rapid target retrieval.

Entities

Hikvision · HIKVISION JAPAN · PowerX 2.0 · Hangzhou · asmag.com

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Timeline

  1. [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    Hikvision announces PowerX 2.0 series with AI-driven storage optimization

    Hikvision is launching its PowerX 2.0 DVR series featuring Guanlan AI Encoding, which reduces video storage needs by up to 50% while maintaining high image quality for people and vehicles.

  2. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    HIKVISION launches next-generation 2XX3G3 series surveillance cameras

    HIKVISION launched the 2XX3G3 series of surveillance cameras, featuring AI-ISP technology and AcuSense 3.0 to reduce false alarms by 90% and improve low-light performance.

Sources

ascii.jp · businessintelligence.mo · ohsem.me · prtimes.jp · theqldr.com.au