RIYADH — With the aim of further developing Saudi Arabia’s smart cities, Huawei—a leading global provider of information and communications technology infrastructure and smart devices — has displayed its’ latest cutting-edge technology within its intelligent security solutions portfolio at this year’s Intersec Saudi Arabia, which recently took place at the Jeddah Center for Forums and Events.

Visitors were able to get a hands-on experience of Huawei’s award-winning Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled video surveillance products. Within its portfolio of Intelligent Video and Data Analytics solutions, Huawei has brought together the latest in smart technologies and AI applications to offer organizations in the Kingdom a superior way to safeguard their assets. With key features such as on-demand definition, layered intelligence, and continuous evolution, Huawei is helping the Kingdome’s government and enterprise companies to scale up their digital security systems.

David Shi, General Manager of Huawei Saudi Enterprise Business, said: “As technology continues to develop and communities in Saudi Arabia become more digitized, there is a real need for security systems to keep pace. Our AI-enabled security solutions are designed with the needs of a smart city and a technology-driven future in mind. Intersec Saudi Arabia is thus an important platform to engage with senior stakeholders across the technology, business, and government sectors to understand—and plan for—a better connected world.”

Huawei has helped to lead the digital surveillance market in recent years. In March 2019, Huawei received Frost & Sullivan’s 2019 Global Video Surveillance Camera New Product Innovation Award for its Software-Defined Camera, in recognition of its breakthrough innovation in surveillance cameras and remarkable contributions to the intelligent security industry.

Huawei’s Software-Defined Camera meets the needs of an ever-changing security industry by evolving traditional systems into a multi-dimensional, data-integrated, and AI-ready generation. For Saudi organizations, this increases reliability and decreases labor-intensive management of their security systems, with multiple applications for face and vehicle checkpoint, situation awareness, and Intelligent Transportation Surveillance, among others. — SG