Easy-to-adopt AI security technology developed

A Japanese company has developed artificial intelligence technology that can be easily linked to security cameras to identify suspicious human behaviour. Japanese Fujitsu's technology can analyse video footage and very accurately recognise about 100 types of behaviour, such as walking, running, and carrying an object. It can judge actions to be suspicious based on certain sequences of motions. Fujitsu says surveillance cameras equipped with the technology can spot someone shoplifting at retailers. It adds that the technology can also contribute to marketing analysis by showing what products customers have taken from shelves, according to Japan's broadcaster (NHK World). Fujitsu says the technology can examine actions, yet cannot identify people.